October 2012 Archive

Discipline data matters
The post-Katrina educational reform in New Orleans has rcu cash advance been largely based on analyzing academic data to improve instruction, and student and school performance. ...
Cohen students continue protest
By Zoe Sullivan Contributing Writer Some students have continued to protest the firing of faculty and administration, including the principal and four teachers, from Walter L. Cohen High School in early October. ...
An Analysis: Why Indian Americans should pick Obama
By Parthiy N. Parekh Contributing Writer Editor’s Note: Khabar editor Parthiv N. Parekh argues that Indian Americans should vote for President Obama and not be fooled by the “myths” of the Republican ...
A Black Chief Justice for Louisiana
By Marc Morial President/CEO, National Urban League “After strongly resisting the notion for months, the Louisiana Supreme Court declared Tuesday that Justice Bernette Johnson will be the ...
Romney continues campaign of lies
By George E. Curry NNPA Columnist As we have seen during three presidential debates and in his campaign speeches, Mitt Romney will say anything — even when he knows it is untrue ...
School music programs, marching bands staging post-Katrina comeback
By Michael Patrick Welch http://thelensnola.org Sitting still doesn’t come naturally to a lot of kids. Getting stu­dents to sit still long enough to learn is often the teachers’ hardest job. But weeks ...
Vote early, Vote for … It’s not always easy to register
By Mark Trahant Contributing Writer (Special from Indian Country Today and New America Me­dia) — President Barack Obama, campaigning in Ohio, told supporters last week, to “vote early, like me.” And, Obama ...
Shreveport twins say, ‘Make room, Venus & Serena’
By J. Kojo Livingston Contributing Writer They are already being compared to Venus and Serena Williams, just in different sports. Actually, a variety of sports. Jocelyn Walker and Chelsey Walker ...
Southern Black Theater Festival brings out local, national talent
By J. magic payday Kojo Livingston Contributing Writer A grueling two-week schedule of performing events, ceremonies and awards dinners marked the third bi-annual Southern Black Theater Festival which ended last week. The ...
The Hard Truth—Squeeze play: Fight the power
By Min. J. Kojo Livingston Contributing Writer What cause or principle are you willing to die for? What would you be willing to risk getting injured or arrested for? ...

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