Abuse awareness and defense of children’s safety
A plea urges reporting suspected child abuse after a mother, Lorena Clark, and others face allegations of harming three children, including Michael and Robert, with bruises and burns. The piece notes rising national abuse figures, stresses the role of observers in reporting, and calls for action to protect vulnerable kids despite privacy concerns.
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Rocker's hateful words spark MLB debate on racism and mental illness
The Atlanta Braves pitcher John Rocker faced backlash after racist and homophobic remarks in Sports Illustrated. The incident drew Atlanta city ire, team dissension, and a controversial call for a mental health evaluation. Baseball leaders defend action while urging stronger anti bigotry measures and accountability.
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Thatcher talk at Hamilton sparks debate over democracy and crimes
Cynthia Banasi portrays student debate over Margaret Thatcher's Hamilton College talk. The piece contrasts Thatcher's defense of democracy with allegations of fascist-era violence, U.S. support for Indonesia’s East Timor crackdown, and calls for a critical follow-up at the Burke Library. Joshua Terry notes post millennium nuclear risks with U S Russia high alert warnings.
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Millennium miscounts spark century debate and satire
Steven Chappell of Worth Syracuse comments on the common error that the millennium ends next year, noting there is no year 0 and the second millennium ends in 2001 while a bishop touts 2000 as the year of Christ’s birth, prompting local humor about human intellect and calendar myths.
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New Year television milestones praised by Syracuse reader
A Syracuse reader lauds early 2000s millennium coverage by Channel 9 and Channel 24 while reflecting on how TV evolved from black and white Miron Serle days to global live events. The note commends local broadcasters for showcasing diverse cultures and calls the century-spanning editorial package rich and insightful.
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Elton John tribute to Princess Diana draws ire
Leighton Tiffaullt comments on Elton Johns Diana tribute as a musical misstep. He argues the piece tarnishes a once revered honor and cites the authors sharp critique of the tribute and royal knighthood esteem.
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