Dana Goldstein, New York Times 1:06 pm PDT, Thursday, April 25, 2019 The playground at Roof Top Elementary School in San Francisco, Dec. 6, 2018. A system designed to empower parents and integrate schools has not worked as intended, offering a cautionary tale to districts across the country. (Jim Wilson/The New York Times) less The playground at Roof Top Elementary School in San Francisco, Dec. 6, 2018. A system designed to empower parents and integrate schools has not worked as intended, offering a cautionary tale to districts across ... more Photo: Jim Wilson, NYT Photo: Jim Wilson, NYT Image 1 of / 7 Caption Close Image 1 of 7 The playground at Roof Top Elementary School in San Francisco, Dec. 6, 2018. A system designed to empower parents and integrate schools has not … [Read more...] about San Francisco had an ambitious plan to tackle school segregation. It made it worse.
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NCAA Latest: Wofford’s Magee sets career D-I 3-point record
The Associated Press Updated 8:18 pm PDT, Thursday, March 21, 2019 The Latest on the first round of the NCAA Tournament (all times Eastern): 11:05 p.m. The 3-point record belongs to Fletcher Magee. The Wofford standout knocked down his third trey of the game in the opening minute of the second half against Seton Hall, giving him the NCAA Division I career mark with 505 3-pointers. He broke the record set by Oakland's Travis Bader in 2014. Duke's J.J. Redick (457), Tennessee's Chris Lofton (431) and Davidson's Stephen Curry (414) also rank in the top 10. Wofford lead the Pirates 43-33 in the Midwest Regional. — Paul Newberry reporting from Jacksonville, Florida. ___ 10:55 p.m. If you like 3-pointers, Syracuse and Baylor have 'em. Taking advantages of gaps in each other's zone defense, the Orange and Bears have combined to hit 19 shots from beyond the arc — of 25 total field goals — in the first half of their West Region matchup. Baylor has hit one … [Read more...] about NCAA Latest: Wofford’s Magee sets career D-I 3-point record
Henning: 45 years covering sports provide endless memories
Lynn Henning The Detroit News Published 11:28 PM EST Jan 31, 2019 The first day on the job as a full-time journalist and sports writer was Aug. 5, 1974, a hot, bright Monday morning, three days before President Richard Nixon resigned, and with a 7 a.m. start at the Battle Creek Enquirer. A guy two months after grabbing his journalism degree from Michigan State had secured that most aspired of all prizes: a job at a daily newspaper. I walked into the office and joined my two sports-staff partners, Dick Lovell and sports editor Bill Frank. My first task: write a cutline (photo caption) for an Associated Press photo of Jack Nicklaus from the Pleasant Valley Classic's final round. Four decades and many million words later, it ends, formally anyway, today at The Detroit News, a wondrous employer for nearly all of the past 40 years. There have been moments and minutes so magical, and so frequent, as to defy any orderly account. But here goes on … [Read more...] about Henning: 45 years covering sports provide endless memories
Numerous school lockdowns are traumatizing kids
Steven Rich and John Woodrow Cox, The Washington Post Published 10:54 am PST, Wednesday, December 26, 2018 Gabrielle Woody, center, with her children, MaKenzie, right, and Kayden Imes at their DC Prep Charter Elementary School campus in Washington, D.C. Gabrielle Woody, center, with her children, MaKenzie, right, and Kayden Imes at their DC Prep Charter Elementary School campus in Washington, D.C. Photo: Washington Post Photo By Bill O'Leary Photo: Washington Post Photo By Bill O'Leary Image 1 of / 12 Caption Close Image 1 of 12 Gabrielle Woody, center, with her children, MaKenzie, right, and Kayden Imes at their DC Prep Charter Elementary School campus in Washington, D.C. Gabrielle Woody, center, with her children, MaKenzie, right, and Kayden Imes at their DC Prep Charter … [Read more...] about Numerous school lockdowns are traumatizing kids
Utah latest state to legalize medical pot, expand Medicaid
Lindsay Whitehurst and Brady Mccombs, Associated Press Updated 4:04 pm PST, Friday, November 9, 2018 "We did it!" yells Shawn McDonald, center, as he celebrates with Teisha Martinez, left, and Aubrey Taylor after a local media outlet called results showing Proposition 2 passed at the Proposition 2 election night party at the Infinity Event Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018. Proposition 2 legalizes the medical use of marijuana for individuals with qualifying medical illnesses. (Kristin Murphy/The Deseret News via AP) less "We did it!" yells Shawn McDonald, center, as he celebrates with Teisha Martinez, left, and Aubrey Taylor after a local media outlet called results showing Proposition 2 passed at the Proposition 2 election ... more Photo: Kristin Murphy, AP FILE - In this June 26, 2017, file photo, Desiree Hennessy, center, attends to her adopted son Hestevan, who has Cerebral Palsy … [Read more...] about Utah latest state to legalize medical pot, expand Medicaid