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Updated 08/29/08 - 12:44 AM
Supporters of single-gender classrooms concede that they don't have a lot of hard data to show that segregating boys and girls improves test scores. But until the verdict is in, gut instinct and the reactions of the pupils themselves indicate that single-gender classrooms work.
Updated 08/29/08 - 12:44 AM
The bad news is that the cost of a gallon of gasoline is around $4. The good news is that more people might resort to riding bicycles.
Updated 08/28/08 - 12:49 AM
The news is good regarding loggerhead turtle hatchlings. With luck, it will mean an increase in their numbers worldwide.
Updated 08/28/08 - 12:49 AM
Some good may come of the arrests during local high school graduation ceremonies -- if the fallout discourages people from cheering at the ceremonies next year.
Updated 08/27/08 - 12:29 AM
Wanda Childers is this year's top school bus driver in the state. We hope she returns to that job, to which she has devoted much of her adult life, in the near future.
Updated 08/26/08 - 12:30 AM
Fire safety in residence halls has become a big concern for colleges and universities across the nation. Students at Winthrop University can be thankful school officials didn't just worry but did something about it.
Updated 08/26/08 - 12:30 AM
Despite Barack Obama's success at keeping his vice presidential pick a secret until -- almost -- the last minute, it is doubtful the choice surprised many people in either party.
Updated 08/25/08 - 12:16 AM
If environmentalists are looking for a place to launch the equivalent of an Apollo Project to develop alternative fuels, the airline industry might be a good place to start.
Updated 08/24/08 - 12:41 AM
Clif Adkins is a teacher who believes that one inspirational person can make a difference in the lives of students. By using teaching methods devised by another young teacher in 1994, Adkins hopes to be one of those special people.
Updated 08/24/08 - 12:41 AM
Since 1973, the Endangered Species Act has sought to protect plants and animals on the brink of extinction. Some of its notable successes include the rescue of the bald eagle, the gray wolf, the American alligator, the whooping crane and the grizzly bear.
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