It has been 30 years since the eruption of Mount St. Helens in Washington state. In March, 1980, the mountain underwent a 4.2 earthquake and it was not long before steam vented from the volcano. Then, the world watched and waited, holding its collective breath, wondering if it would erupt. The days leading up...
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The objectives of modern secondary education differ more from national educational reform models now than at any other time in our history. The objectives of the American secondary education, as stated in 1918 by the National Education Association’s Committee on Reorganization of Secondary Education, were: health, command of the fundamental processes, worthy home membership,...
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In this age of pre-austerity measures in the United States, Barack Obama says that he’s trying to rein in government spending, reduce the deficit, and tells the American people that they will have to tighten their belts. But what about his wife? Is there no end to the vacation queen’s lavish spending? Recently, liberals...
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Joe McCarthy, a republican senator from Wisconsin, led the fight against Communism from 1950 until 1954. His quest to root out Communism resulted in black listing and prison time for anyone who did not cooperate with him. Many times, his zeal guided him to trample the Constitution and he usurped executive and judicial authority...
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Once the American communists generated their propaganda system, they began to train and indoctrinate followers in Moscow or in newly formed American communist schools. The followers were trained in the views of Marxism and geared up to lead the Fifth Column Movement in the United States (Basics Project website, 2010). The Constitutional Educational League,...
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"I take the responsibility for this loss," Sarkozy said. "I'm ready to become a French person among French people, and more than ever I have the love for my country deeply ingrained in my heart." Sarkozy had promised to bring down France’s staggering 10 percent unemployment rate to assuage fears over the European debt...
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Former Marine Jerry Meekins, 76, of Clearwater, Fla. was diagnosed with terminal esophageal cancer two years ago and has battled the disease since. His daughter, who lives in Atlantic City, was scheduled for surgery and he planned to fly there to care for her. However, Meekins’ physician told him that he only has about...
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When Ben-Zion Mileikowsky (Milikovsky) was born in Warsaw in 1910, the world saw the Boy Scouts of America incorporated and chartered; The Pittsburgh Courier had begun publishing; and children had initiated the idea of planting trees in Jerusalem. 1910 also saw the funeral of Britain’s King Edward VII, and King George V ascending the...
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There used to be a time when we all pretty much knew the rules and tried to follow them for the good of society. Rules insured that the behavior of the people was predictable and, therefore, people felt secure. However, society’s rules are not upheld by everyone. For instance, rules don’t apply to Barack...
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One year ago today, an EF-4 tornado, packing winds of 175 miles per hour, touched down in Ringgold, Georgia, forever changing the face of this small north Georgia town. The path of destruction was wrought along Davis Ridge Road as the twister came into town on Alabama Highway. When it had annihilated the business...
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I must confess that I was taken aback this week by an article in Canada Free Press entitled, “Black School Kids Take Bat to Piñata Shaped Like White Woman, Media Yawns,” by Warner Todd Huston. My curiosity was piqued, so I had to read it. And what I read has left me stunned ....
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The rule of law is a government of law and not of men. While there is no specific definition for this phrase, the rule of law is instituted into constitutions around the world to promote civil liberties and to establish order. It protects the rights of citizens against governmental abuses of power. This means...
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What the Founding Fathers feared has come true. The balance of power among the three branches has shifted to the President of the United States. It began in the 1930s when Franklin D. Roosevelt developed the most powerful presidency that had ever existed in the United States. Roosevelt tried to capture sole domination of...
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Listen my children and you shall hear Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere, On the eighteenth of April, in Seventy-five; Hardly a man is now alive Who remembers that famous day and year. Opening stanza of Paul Revere’s Ride Henry Wadsworth Longfellow With our nation moving toward a civil war, Henry Wadsworth...
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“To take from one, because it is thought his own industry and that of his father has acquired too much, in order to spare to others who (or whose fathers) have not exercised equal industry and skill, is to violate arbitrarily the first principle of association, to guarantee to everyone a free exercise of...
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Elvis Impersonator Ted Torres Performs at Lighthouse Pointe Saturday May 26, 2012.
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