Parting Shot -- 4/24/07
Another terrific photo from HBO newby Craig Moore/GlacierWorld.com from Montana's Flathead Valley. This one earned Craig a second place in the Montana newspaper photography contest.
TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 2007
Study: Religion Good for Children
Study: Religion good for children: Scientific research finds kids develop better when both parents frequently attend services/WorldNetDailyMore Info: new study concludes children whose parents regularly attend religious services and talk about their faith have better self-control, social skills and approaches to learning than children with…
APhoto of the Day (w/Top Cutlines) -- 4/24/07
AP Photo/Idaho State Journal, Joe KlineEmma Hyde, 13, watches her hair stand up straight during a demonstration on static electricity by Idaho State University professor Steve Shropshire as part of his "Electrofying Physics" program in the Physical Sciences building at ISU on Saturday in Pocatello.…
Well, She Got It Right the Second Time
First, you should know that Mindy Cameron submitted the following press release to the SR and that she is the former opinion page editor of the Seattle Times. Next, you should know that I haven't touched her copy at all below (other than to italicize…
29 Words: Ethical Dilemma (Red vs. Blue)
In Washington each party rips,The other for ethical slips,While mudslingers rejoice,For the voter the choice,Is like picking the Bloods or the Crips!Andy Michaels/29 Words Or Less
10 Ways Teacher Knows It's Spring in North Idaho
1. Forgotten jackets fill the hallway after dismissal (Students need them in the morning but not in the afternoon.)2. The gloves and boots from winter finally go home.3. Plants are growing in Dixie cups on windowsills.4. Newly hatched chicks peep in at least one classroom.5.…
Huckleberries Best of the INorthwest -- 4/24/07
AP Photo/ Independent Record, George Lane House Republicans are concerned with the whereabouts of Gov. Brian Schweitzer and they have gone as far as issuing milk cartons with his photo on them throughout the House chambers Monday in Helena, Mont.1. Best of Political Cartoons: Milt…
CPD Blue on Patrol: Be CAREful Out There
The Coeur d’Alene Police Department’s C.A.R.E. Team, will be conducting an aggressive driving emphasis patrol today through Saturday. Officers from the C.A.R.E. Team, as well as officers from other divisions within the department will be focusing on high accident areas throughout the city looking specifically…
It's My 2 Cents -- Christmas Lights in April
Can someone tell me why some people still have Christmas lights blinking -- in April. Don't get me wrong. I love Christmas lights. They're a tremendous antidote to cabin fever and the darkness that takes over in the dead of our winters. I enjoy closing…
Sentinel Question: Refund for Linda Cook?
The North Idaho College Sentinel has a current poll asking students whether NIC did the right thing in granting a refund to former English student Linda Cook. Cook, as you may recall, created a hubbub when she demanded a refund b/c teacher Jessica ??? sniped…
Author David Halberstam, 73, R.I.P.
Victor Maccharoli/AP PhotoTop photo: Author David Halberstam delivers the commencement address during graduation ceremonies at Bentley College in Waltham, Mass., in this Saturday, May 20, 2006, file photo. Bottom photo: Menlo Park firefighters investigate the scene of a fatal three-car accident Monday in Menlo Park,…
MamaJD: Thumbs Up for HHospitality As Employer
I have worked for Hagadone Hospitality in several areas and several positions. One of the best jobs I EVER had was as a caddie at the golf course. I was paid really well and the hours were great. It was a perfect job for a…
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