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OUR OPINION: NA-FC schools, we need to talk
On Friday, a group of Thomas Jefferson Elementary fifth-graders from the Greater Clark County Schools graduated from the Drug Abuse Resistance Education — or DARE — program. Some of you may have read the story or looked at the two photos in the weekend edition of the News and Tribune.
- OUR OPINION: Open records violations need to carry financial punishment
- CHEERS & JEERS: Dec. 10-11, 2011
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LETTERS: Dec. 8, 2011
— Moore says thanks for years of support for Jerry’s
— Volunteers help make New Albany great
— Reader comments on Kraft’s letter
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VAN HOY: Property tax caps put the squeeze on schools
In November 2010, 72 percent of Hoosiers cast a ballot in favor of adding property tax caps to the Indiana constitution. This came after two separately elected legislatures voted for the same measure.
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OUR VIEW: Board needs to retain Daeschner
We realize these are just numbers, but they are the method instituted by the state and federal government to measure a school’s effectiveness. It’s understandable to take issue with how schools and students are measured. That’s not Daeschner’s fault. He is simply helping improve the school system in the required areas.
- CHEERS & JEERS: Dec. 3-4
- CHEERS AND JEERS — For Nov. 19-20
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THEIR OPINION: Does Indiana’s primary process serve voters?
The existing rules prove there’s a modicum of support throughout the state to justify a presidential candidate’s name appear on a primary ballot, King says.
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VAN HOY: 2011 election was a young man’s game
We had many discussions at the News and Tribune about the political races leading up to Tuesday — what candidates we thought would win and who we thought was running a good campaign. We even have a nice collection of mailers hanging on the newsroom wall in Jeffersonville. They are sort of like a more crabby form of Christmas decorations.
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OUR OPINION: NA-FC schools, we need to talk



