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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2002
Page
7
Fragmentary note references Mincy Day's The Death Penalty fee Teens a ProtCon Issue and Walter Dean Myers Monster from 2001. Mentions two young men and Biel Jar in a discussion of penology and youth crime.
Quick News Quiz asks about Saddam Hussein's likely move and lists options to visit Israel free thousands of Iraqi prisoners or legalize polygamy. It also notes the arrest of John Allen Muhammad and John Lee Malvo tied to major terror events and asks about the 2002 AA29 asteroid's characteristics with three possible facts.
A reader survey on whether teens who kill should face execution highlights Supreme Court inaction. The piece notes 17 states allow death penalties for 16 and 17 year olds, while 16 allow at 18 and others ban it. It questions maturity, impulse control, and international norms, inviting letters to PARADE.
Dan Hornbeek notes students discuss how current events affect markets and the volatility of stock prices. They acknowledge the need for careful investing when handling real money.
A comprehensive look at this week's midterm elections showing how Senate and House outcomes will shape national policy, with major governorships in California Texas New York Florida Pennsylvania and Michigan closely watched. The piece notes a record number of women running for top offices and a student voter registration push called Freedom's Answer aimed at boosting turnout after September 11.
A Best Youth Column finalist is named in the EdPress Education Excellence Competition. The honor spotlights outstanding student-focused journalism and the contributions of a young writer to school news coverage.
Prompt students to identify national state and local issues, create a ranked master list, match candidates to positions, analyze nonvoting effects, and explore women in politics. Include community actions by elected leaders, a paragraph on voting impact, and a class political cartoon activity with posting on a bulletin board.
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