Asset Theme for October Respect
Asset Theme for October Respect promotes dignity, rights, and worth for all. Suggestions encourage empathy, courtesy, nonjudgment, and appreciation of diverse backgrounds. Ideas include body care, abstaining from sexual activity, remaining drug and alcohol free, and choosing positive role models and peers.
Campus Impact program inspires Franklin Elementary students
Approximately 157 fifth and sixth graders at Franklin Elementary joined the Silos five hour Campus Impact program. It teaches character assets like good decision making, responsibility, and respect. The high energy sessions empower youth with positive values and life skills. Contact Rich Johnson or Tim Guenther at 323-0700 for schools in Lorain County.
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Franklin Elementary
Silos
Rich Johnson
Tim Guenther
Amber Bolden
Lorain County Joint Vocational School
Tina Salyer
Sam Battle
Priecipal
Lorain County
JVS
Amber
Bolden
New Life Assembly of God Church
Wellington
Cleveland
JVS Clinic
TVS Vocational Technical Honor Society
Wellington High School
Salyer
Hurricane Lil Rips Roofs as 100000 Flee Cayman Islands
Hurricane Lil tore roofs from apartments in the Cayman Islands and forced about 100000 residents to flee as it threatened Cuba. Eight deaths were reported, with islands Cayman Brac and Little Cayman sheltering hundreds, while Cuba faced an early Tuesday strike on the Isle of Youth. The storm, upgraded from a tropical storm, could target the US Gulf Coast with 100 mph winds after Cuba, then weaken and re intensify in the Gulf.
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George Town
Cayman Islands
Lil
Cuba
Lili
Cayman Brac
By- Falaine Trendan
Little Cayman
Melanie Nunn
Greensboro
Robbie
Isle of Youth
Gulf Coast
Martin Nelson
U.S
Nelson
Caribbean
St. Vincent
Barbados
St Lucia
Jamaica
College behind bars should prisoners get a free ride
In San Quentin California prisoners like Jesse Reed pursue college degrees with volunteer instructors as federal Pell grants were cut in 1994 lawmakers cut most prison education funds. Proponents cite lower recidivism rates while opponents urge aid for victims first and note California will not fund college for inmates.
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San Quentin
Calif
Jesse Reed
San Quentin Prison
Reed
Patten College of
Oakland
Pell
California
Congress
Corrections Department
Terry Thornton
Crime Victims United of California
Harriet Salarno
City University of New York
New York
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