Evergreen Park High sets bathroom visits limit
Evergreen Park High School in Illinois imposes a limit of three restroom visits per semester. Principal Bill Sanderson says the rule reduces missed class time and deters abuse of breaks. Teachers decide enforcement. students argue the five minute transition between periods makes access difficult.
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Small bear roams Tatsuda's IGA in Ketchikan Alaska
A cub bear wandered into Tatsuda's IGA in Ketchikan triggering a produce mess before a customer captured it and released it through the back door onto a trail. Meat department manager Joe Stollar filmed the encounter and authorities deem the bear likely orphaned. Several thousand dollars of ruined produce were donated to a livestock owner.
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Streisand and peers feted at Elle Women in Hollywood event
The 18th annual Women in Hollywood celebration at the Four Seasons honored nine women led by Barbra Streisand and Viola Davis. Davis disclosed adopting a baby girl Genesis, as fellow honorees including Michelle Pfeiffer, Evan Rachel Wood, Freida Pinto, Naomi Watts, Jennifer Aniston, Elizabeth Olsen and Stacey Snider praised their success. Streisand urged fearless creation of own material while Olsen and Pinto lauded peers. Octavia Spencer announced Davis’s new motherhood and thanked her husband Julius Tennon.
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Lottery results from Hinds to Powerball jackpot
Lottery numbers and jackpots listed for multiple games including Pick Three and Four in various draws such as Hinds, Kentucky, Missouri, Mega Millions, and Powerball. Notable jackpots include Mega Millions at 39 million and Powerball at 124 million.
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Historical Highlights for October 19, 2011
On this date in history several major events occurred including the 18 day round the world flight race won by H R Ekins of the New York World Telegram against Dorothy Kilgallen and Leo Kieran. The Stamp Act Congress drafted a declaration of rights in 1765 and Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown in 1781.
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