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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2001
Page
4
Stephen Rogers serves as president and Stephen A Rogers remains editor and publisher while Michael J Connor holds executive editor duties and Stan Linhorst advances as senior managing editor in the newsroom leadership changes.
SUNY Upstate Medical University proposed a four story 50 bed children’s medical center on Adams Street to consolidate pediatric services, boost collaboration with Crouse Hospital, and attract specialists. Backers cite benefits for patient access and regional care while critics question necessity and duplication amid financing and inter-institutional hurdles.
A look at the Princeton Review guide to "best colleges" shows how rankings reflect different perspectives. Students and parents value varied measures from party culture to academic experience, while Syracuse University’s on campus appeal is praised yet the city’s offerings are seen as limited. The piece argues for caution and personal legwork in choosing a college.
William D Coplin argues many undergrads fail to graduate or land meaningful jobs because college emphasizes knowledge over skills. He lists eight core skills to develop, urges experiential learning, and criticizes overemphasis on majors while urging students to become skilled problem solvers and adaptable learners.
Michael Haynes argues that religion plays a role in US public life and science, noting the First Amendment permits clergy to engage in political topics and officeholders to retain beliefs. He contrasts with atheistic regimes like the Soviet Union, Cuba, and North Korea. He emphasizes that religious input has accompanied scientific progress.
A reader questions the timing of Bush administration tax refunds and worries the windfall will be spent rather than saved. They plan to endorse the $600 advance check and apply it to 2001 taxes, fearing a larger tax bill when filing next year. The letter critiques the administration’s tax policy and implementation.
Readers are invited to submit letters for publication. Submissions must include the writer’s name, address, and daytime telephone number. Materials become property of The Herald Co. and may be edited and published or posted online. no return.
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