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Nationally, black students are disciplined at a much higher rate than whites. You can check the results of a 2005 study by the United States Department of Education by clinking on this link. The study reports some interesting findings, including that black and white students are disciplined at exactly the sa...
By DIANA ZOGA When my parents crossed the Atlantic and came to America more than 30 years ago, they moved into a tiny studio apartment and dreamed of owning their own home. It took 15 years of hard work (dad is a car mechanic and mom works in retail), but they finally earned their piece of the American dream. Like money in the bank, they constantly checked the balance. If a hou... It seems stunning to many parents that some daycare owners and operators can repeatedly violate the rules and still keep their licenses.
The lawsuit that prompted the famous school desegregation plan was originally filed in 1972. An African-American parent, Minnie Liddell, sued the St. Louis City School Board charging that her son was denied acess to a school because of his race. Years later, the state of Missouri and surrounding county districts were added as defendants. In 1980, the District Court ordered the implementation of a desegregation plan within the city sch...
It's not surprising that the richest guys at Anheuser-Busch are also the ones receiving millions of dollars in payouts once the InBev merger is finalized tomorrow. The details in this blog are all available to the public in special shareholders proxy statement filed last month. The "interests of Anheuser-Busch's Directors and Executive Officers" begins on page... |
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