Chronicle of 88 Year Archive Names and Roles
The Chronicle notes its long history dating to 1829 with publishers A. Cooper Hudnutt and Arthur D. Hudnutt and editors Andrew R. Young and Julie Wallace. It lists roles including publisher editor and managing editor across decades.
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A. Cooper Hudnutt
Andrew R. Young
Reverberations of Tom Noe influence linger in Ohio politics
Former GOP fundraiser Tom Noe failed to persuade the Ohio Supreme Court to hear his appeal in the Coingate case. He received 18 years in prison with millions in restitution after a 2006 conviction for 29 counts of corruption, theft, and money laundering. Justices O Connor and Lanzinger recused due to donations from his wife.
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Tom Noe
Ohio Supreme Court
Noe
Coingate
Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation
High Court
Maureen O’connor
Judith Lanzinger
Lanzinger
Bob Taft
State House
Colombia grants free compulsory primary education nationwide
Colombia's Constitutional Court ruled that charging tuition for public elementary school violates the constitution, marking a historic shift toward universal primary education. The decision aims to expand social mobility and reduce poverty-driven inequality that fuelled unrest and FARC recruitment.
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Cornell Law School International Human Rights Clinic
Coalition For the Right To Education
Constitutional Court
Revolutionary Armed Forces of
FARC
Alvaro Uribe
U.N. Committee On Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
Uribe
Juan Manuel Santos
Look, Kids, The Perfect Game Moment Of Integrity
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on sports ethics sparked by Armando Galarraga's near perfect game vs the Tigers. Umpire Jim Joyce apologizes after a blown call, Galarraga accepts, exemplifying civility and resilience in sports as a life lesson for readers.
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Mickey Mantle
Ty Cobb
Barry Bonds
Alex Rodriguez
Mark McGwire
Michael Vick
Cleveland
Detroit
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Galarraga
Jim Joyce
Jason Donald
Donald
Joyce
Leonard Pitts Jr
Miami Herald
Herald Plaza
Miami
Miamiherald
Apple iPad debate on porn limits and parental responsibility
Tech blogger and Steve Jobs clash over iPad content with focus on pornography, user freedom, and corporate stewardship. Jobs argues for user choice and boundaries to protect families, while critics push for broader access. Jennifer A. Marshall for Heritage Foundation discusses moral responsibility in tech.
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Steve Jobs
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Jobs
Wall Street Journal
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Pamela Paul
Hollywood
Jennifer A. Marshall
DeVos Center For Religion and Civil Society
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