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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2000
Page
3
Students from grades 1 through 12 submitted editorials and drawings on improving their communities and leadership for a millennium. First place winners in four grade categories are printed with a list of honorees. awards will be presented Tuesday evening.
The passage urges applying the golden rule to reduce crime and conflict, help those in need, and care for the earth. It encourages thoughtful actions, kindly words, checking on the hurt, offering company, reading to or comforting others, and properly disposing of trash to curb pollution and ugliness.
Kelsey Hogarth from Edward Smith Elementary outlines essential leadership traits including patience integrity initiative honesty and perseverance. She argues leaders must handle multiple duties calmly choose rightly act independently earn trust and show courage in facing opposition.
The text argues world leaders need courage responsibility honesty and intelligence to solve global problems. It stresses that leaders must take risks, act decisively, avoid careless military actions, cooperate with others, and be honest and caring about all people.
Education shapes leaders for the new millennium as oil and other nonrenewables threaten future energy. Patrick Gannon from Corcoran High School argues schools must foster problem solvers and cooperative leaders to meet Mother Nature's challenges and develop sustainable energy ideas like harnessing solar power.
The Syracuse Newspapers in Education contest announces winners across grades 1 through 12 for editorials and cartoons from multiple schools including H.W. Smith Elementary, Bear Road Elementary, LaFayette Jr/Sr. High, and Cicero Elementary. New prize list highlights first second and honorable mentions with numerous named students and schools.
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