Proposed school schedule sparks debate among readers
Letter to the editor outlines a new daily timetable starting next fall with eight periods and three lunch blocks. It notes benefits like extra time from 8:25 start for meetings and activities but warns of a drawback yet to be stated. The author invites discussion on advantages and disadvantages.
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McDonalds
S.hls
Coliseum
Editorial questions on bond vote and lunch schedule impact
An editorial questions the 1700 plus voters who defeated a school bond. It critiques understanding of tax effects, explains a shifted schedule and reduced lunch, and urges informed voting. A school board meeting on March 7 discussed trialing the new timetable with student input and a decisive board vote to adopt the plan.
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Franklin School
Yemm
Mr. Swanson
Column Editor Urges splitting library and auditorium vote
The column argues the March 16 referendum shows Unit District voters oppose financing a new library and auditorium. It suggests separating the projects, reattempting the library this summer, and considering a remodel of the Coliseum to fix acoustics lighting seating and safety features.
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Unit
Vent Wate
Open Letter to Students at SHS Yearbook Crisis
A student editor writes from SHS in 1974 about finishing the yearbook amid budget and staffing limits. She laments complaints, urges student effort, notes ongoing meetings, plans to reduce afterschool sessions, and thanks helpers including Kath leen Zigler and Sally Richter. She warns there may be no yearbook next year if effort fades.
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SHS
Kathleen Zigler
Sally Richter
Karen Mead
Melinda Pons
Mr. Wylde
Denis Wietlispach
Greg Brown
Jeff Crossland
Steve Johnson
Mr. Zion
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