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I am writing today to express concerns about the movement of the ninth grade from the junior high schools to the high school. It seems like the movement of the ninth grade is being pushed forward at a very rapid rate with very little involvement with the community. This lack of communication is causing all […]
On a recent Friday afternoon, my daughter and I decided to see a movie downtown. I also had two errands to run before the movie began. I could have gone to the big-box store for both items but I like to shop downtown, too, and try to keep my money in our core shopping area. […]
The issue: Guantanamo’s military tribunals are simply bogging down Just one week after he was brought to the United States, a senior al-Qaida leader was in a Manhattan courtroom Friday where he pleaded not guilty to plotting to kill Americans and was whisked off to his cell to await trial, expected to last about three […]
We’ve heard that the last poll taken before the Measure I vote showed that a majority of voters were opposed to the surface water project as currently configured. This is consistent with our own observations as the campaign progressed to the end. Many who voted early on, before hearing both sides, even asked us if […]
As a father of third-generation Davis residents whose grandparents spent endless hours working to better our schools and community, it is disheartening to see the inequitable distribution of resources within our schools. The lack of respect and dignity displayed in the dialogue about the inequities between traditional and magnet programs is distracting from addressing the […]
