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Post-Gazette 2-19-10.Pmd
VOL. 114 - NO. 8 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, FEBRUARY 19, 2010 $.30 A COPY PRESIDENT’S DAY, We Need Job Creation Policy, Not Gimmicks by Herman Cain an Italian Perspective The president, his admin- forecasts.” In fact, the ad- work, the current offering of by Maria Gloria istration and most members ministration still believes a $5000 tax credit to employ- (Reprinted with permission from of Congress still don’t get it! it can rebuild the economy ers who hire an unemployed L’Italo Americano- www.italoamericano.com ) So let’s try to explain job cre- through health care legisla- worker, plus a limited-time ation another way. You tion, clean-energy initia- suspension of part of their love for Italy and things Ital- stimulate the creation of tives, infrastructure projects, payroll taxes are just propa- ian, as early as 1764 during jobs by reducing an and small-business tax ganda gimmicks. his college days. employer’s cost to keep breaks. Here, again, are some of Thomas Jefferson was people employed (less taxes), Representative Eric Can- the real job creation policy born in Virginia on April 13, and then by reducing the tor (R-VA) gave the most suggestions that the presi- 1743 and died on July 4, cost of a business to grow laser-like description of the dent and Congress are not 1826. He served as our third their business (less regula- report. “The Obama Admin- listening to: president form 1801 to 1809. tions). If these two things istration’s report is full of Make the current tax rates He was 28 years old when he happen then jobs will be cre- blame for the policies of permanent. -
Music Advisory Guide Character and Life Skills Grade Level: High School
Music Advisory Guide Character and Life Skills Grade Level: High School Note to the Teacher 2 Responsibility 3/5 Togetherness 6/7 Self-Control 9/10 Justice/Fairness 12/13 Caring/Compassion 16/17 Setbacks Make Us Stronger 19/20 Diligence 22/23 Convictions #1 25/26 Convictions #2 29/30 Trustworthiness 31/32 Courage 34/35 The Empathy Deficit 38/39 Cooperation 43/44 Courtesy 45/46 Generosity #1 47/48 Civility 51/52 Generosity #2 54/56 Citizenship 57/58 Freedom 64/65 Honor 71/72 Peace #1 74/75 Overcoming Issues at Home 76/77 Justice 80/81 Respect 83/84 Helpfulness 86/87 Honesty 89/90 Peace #2 92/93 Peer Pressure 95/96 Integrity 98/99 Plagiarism 101/102 © 2017 Connect With Kids Network www.connectwithkids.com 1.888.598.KIDS (1) Character and Life Skills A Note to the Teacher Experts in character education and life skills have identified a long list of qualities that define our ‘character’ and how we deal with challenges. In this unit, we will look at short videos that feature a wide variety of young people who exemplify specific character traits or life skills. After viewing we will discuss the videos and your thoughts about the issues and feelings they raise. Finally, you will participate in a visual activity to further explore each topic. Music Guide: Fair Use Statement The music for the lessons in this guide is contained on a CD provided for classroom use only in accordance with section 107 of the United States Copyright Law. The music has been purchased by Connect With Kids Network to be used, as stated in the law, for purposes of “teaching, scholarship, or research.” In accordance, teachers may not make copies of the CD or sell the CD for pleasure or for profit. -
Hortenciá's to Serve Beer, Wine in Spring
LVOL. 111, NO. 5 GOSwww.uiwlogos.org December 2010 Light the Way Word Up news Pages 12 and 13 Check out the new Logos Page 2 website! www.uiwlogos.org Basketball Page 9 Fashion shows Pages 3 and 14 By Samantha Avila Hortenciá’sLOGOS STAFF WRITER “I thinkto now I servewould go every day,” beer, wine asin long as theyspring check IDs and look for Beer and wine are set to be served in Martinez said. students who are getting out of hand. Hortenciá’s Café at the University of the Alcohol will be served at Java and “Drinking a glass of wine can be a way Incarnate Word starting spring 2011. Hortenciá’s Café during regular busi- to unwind and kill time before class or Sodexo General Manager Anthony ness hours, administrators said. socialize with friends in between Allen said he received a request from Hortenciá’s Café is more a “con- classes,” Morales said. UIW’s administration to serve alcohol venience store” and customers will be permitted to walk out with the at Hortenciá’s. More commuters use the past alcohol, said Dr. Renee T. Moore, café than Java on the Hill where beer and t w o dean of Campus Life. wine already are served. Java is next to and a half years in However, there are regulations the bookstore. which public intoxication with serving alcohol at UIW. First and “It’s only beer and wine, no hard was reported due to selling foremost, all Sodexo employees who spirits,” Allen said. “It’s the convenience alcohol on campus, said serve alcohol are 21 years old and older of having a product and keeping the Judicial Educator Melissa and certified by the Texas Alcoholic Bev- customer happy.” A. -
Reflection on the Life of John Paul II
Pope John Paul II’s coat of arms 1978–2005 Serving the ChurchCriterion in Central and Souther n Indiana Since 1960 www.archindy.org April 8, 2005 Vol. XXXXIV, No. 26 75¢ POPE JOHN PAUL II: 1920–2005 The World Was His Mission VATICAN CITY (CNS)—Pope John Paul II, who died on April 2 at age 84, was a voice of conscience for the world and “Man is called to a a modern-day apostle for his Church. fullness of life which To both roles, he brought a philosopher’s intellect, a pil- far exceeds the grim’s spiritual intensity and an actor’s flair for the dramatic. dimensions of his That combination made him one of the most forceful moral leaders of the modern age. earthly existence, As head of the Church for more than 26 years, he held a because it consists in hard line on doctrinal issues and drew sharp limits on dis- sharing the very life sent—in particular regarding abortion, birth control and other of God. The loftiness contested Church teachings on human life. of this supernatural But when it came to the Vatican and the Church hierarchy, vocation reveals the he was never a micromanager. He spent relatively little time on administrative issues, and his response to problems like the greatness and ines- priestly sex abuse crisis was less direct than some would have timable value of preferred. human life even in Especially in later years, his pontificate reflected personal its temporal phase. trial and suffering. An athletic and energetic 58-year-old when Life in time, in fact, elected, he gradually lost his ability to walk, to stand and to express himself clearly—the result of a nervous system disor- is the fundamental der believed to be Parkinson’s disease.