Downgrading Grades at Henninger High School
In Syracuse, Henninger High School quarterback Ed Firnstein faced academic probation after grades were allegedly altered without his knowledge. Investigations point to a staff member, with questions directed at Rose Ann Lehtonen, while the school acted swiftly to clear Firnstein. The incident raises concerns about integrity, accountability, and the behavior of adults as role models.
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Harvard study released shows rising problem gambling
A Harvard Medical School study released last week links expanded gambling opportunities to a sharp rise in problem gambling. It finds 16 million more people are problem gamblers than two decades ago, with 3.8 million compulsive gamblers identified, and notes rising costs to families and society.
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Henninger grades case sparks one sided outcry
A reader lambastes a Herald American piece on Henninger QB Ed Firnstein, accusing the paper of bias and glorifying a student who fathered a child, while neglecting academics and accountability. The letter attacks liberal teachers and calls for focus on disciplined administrators and students who meet standards.
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Lamond column sparks thought and humor for readers
Readers praise Maggie Lamond's Syracuse Herald American columns for wit insight and local perspective. Tony Fair notes Charen's critique of Republicans, joking about the Brooklyn Bridge purchase and Reagan fundraising footage.
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Nurse Practitioners Can Handle Primary Care
In America choice in health care matters and nurse practitioners are trained to provide up to 85 percent of primary care. NPs offer personalized care and are trusted as primary care providers, with many people already choosing them and more likely to do so if given opportunity.
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Vision 2010 reply to Herald American growth editorial
Ralph J. Lyke of Minoa argues to include labor leaders in MDA planning, defend workers rights to unionize, and stress safety, environment, and equal opportunity as drivers of a high skilled, high wage workforce benefiting both business and labor.
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Nurse Practitioners Push for Patient Choice Bill
NP advocates in New York urge passage of the Patient Choice bill to allow individuals to select their primary care provider. They argue NPs can be reimbursed by Medicare and could become the preferred primary provider, urging readers to contact local legislators to exercise this health care choice.
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Readers invited to submit letters for publication
Readers are invited to send letters to The Herald Co. publications. Submissions must include writer name address and daytime phone. Material may be edited and published and used elsewhere including Syracuse Online. Mailing address and contact details provided for emails faxes calls.
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