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American journalism needs public support
Society must now take responsibility for supporting news reporting, especially local news - as it has, at much greater cost, for services such as education and healthcare, writes Leonard Downie
FT

Colorado 4th among states in Q3 added wind power
Colorado grew its wind-power capacity by 174 megawatts in the third quarter, the fourth greatest increase among U.S. states, the American Wind Energy Association says.
Biz Journal

Prestigious Military Law Commission Recommends Scrapping Sodomy Ban
The military's prohibition of consensual sodomy invites arbitrary enforcement and may be unconstitutional according to a report released by the Commission on Military Justice today. The Commission recommends repealing the ban. The report was sponsored by the National Institute of Military Justice and a committee of the American Bar Association, and was authored by a distinguished panel of judges, scholars and military personnel. It noted that military laws already provide an 'adequate basis to prosecute any criminal sexual misconduct,' rendering the sodomy ban unnecessary.
Topix.net

College: More expensive than ever
College costs are higher than ever, according to a new report, putting a degree even further out of reach for many Americans.
CNN

Community Colleges Pave the Way to Upward Economic Mobility for Millions of Americans, Particularly Low-Income Students
Pursuing Certain Fields Can Significantly Boost Earnings
prnewswire.com

Women not hopeful about `green` funding
It seems likely that not much of the $80 billion from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 earmarked for clean energy and green investments will end up at women-owned businesses.
Msn

AAP Calls For Tobacco-Free Environments For All Children
Children deserve to live tobacco-free lives. A new policy statement by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) advises pediatricians and families to work together to make this happen. A life free of tobacco means smoke-free homes and apartment buildings, cars, schools, restaurants, parks, beaches, sidewalks and sporting events - everywhere children live, study and play. It means freedom from the harmful effects of tobacco use on family health, income and safety.
Medical News Today

Vietnam War Americanization
A history of the early years of American involvement in the Vietnam War.
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Media source impacts ag biotech communication
(American Society of Agronomy) A recent study examines the ways that public officials (state legislatures and state FFA officers) obtain information about debatable scientific issues, including agricultural biotechnology. Researchers determined respondents' preferences for further research on several agricultural biotechnology topics as well as their preferred information seeking habits.
Eurekalert.org

The Shriver Report - ``A Woman`s Nation`` Still Has Far to Go
For me, the fuss about Maria Shriver's report brings to mind Halley's Comet, an event that only happens once in a lifetime. A quick aside/recap: California First Lady and former NBC correspondent Maria Shriver spearheaded a study on the changing roles of contemporary women, conducted in collaboration with the Center for American Progress. Last week, they released the Shriver Report, subtitled 'A Woman's Nation Changes Everything,' and yesterday, the Free Press (an imprint of Simon and Schuster) published the Shriver Report as an eBook exclusive. The Shriver Report prompted me to think about the legendary comet because -- unlike viewers of the once-every-75-years phenomenom -- I've lived to see two (reportedly) groundbreaking studies on the status of women. The First Time Around In 1961, the year of my birth, President John F. Kennedy created the President's Commission on the Status of Women and put Eleanor Roosevelt in charge. And now, nearly 50 years later, his niece has returned to
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