Syracuse Herald Journal masthead and editors in 2000
The page shows the Syracuse Herald Journal masthead dated Thursday February 10 2000 with Stephen Rogers as President and Stephen A Rogers as Editor and Publisher. Executives Michael Connor Timothy Bunn Stan Linkorst and others are listed in editorial and advertising roles.
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Peter Lyasan
Laptops in Liverpool spark debate over tech in schools
Liverpool officials consider a district wide program to provide every 10th grader with a laptop, Internet access, and insurance for $16 a month. Critics question whether laptops teach, practicality, cost, and equity across districts.
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Mercy versus punishment for children who commit crimes
The nation debates treating serious juvenile crime in or out of adult courts. Mercy advocates cite harms of incarceration in adult facilities and potential for reform, while critics push for tough sentences. A Tennessee case shows a boy 8 charged, then placed in juvenile system, highlighting questions of policy and safety.
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Liverpool board earns F for laptop vision forum
At a Liverpool School District forum Superintendent Cataldo failed to answer key budget and implementation questions about a district wide laptop program. The board presented a lofty vision but offered no secured funding timeline costs or responsibility for damaged devices, and urged a second forum after more homework.
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Editorial ignites debate on police, parking meters and politics
A Syracuse reader critique covers the police response to domestic disputes, calls for mandatory observers, and the need for public safety measures. It also riffs on snow clearance, parking meters, and a sharp take on McCain versus Bush in New Hampshire politics.
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Rocker row exposes bias claims in Cal Thomas column
Bennett Levine accuses Cal Thomas of disingenuous defense of John Rocker. He argues Thomas omits that in communist systems reeducation programs are employment requirements and that Rocker’s supposed sensitivity training is mandatory and potentially refusable only in name.
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Mr. Rocker
McCarthyism critique of Rocker opinion punishment
Reader letter arguing the Herald Journal errs in punishing John Rocker and in labeling his remarks as disqualifying. The writer asserts unions and the Constitution protect unpopular views and condemns what they see as selective morality, asking where freedom of speech ends and criticizing calls for punishment and sensitivity training.
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