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Football player Ben Loth ends up a good fit at Crespi High
Once a month, Ben Loth, a 6-foot-5, 275-pound offensive tackle, defies conventional wisdom by attending mass at Encino Crespi High.
He sits respectfully as teammates take communion and listens intently as a priest reads passages from the Old Testament in...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Parochial Schools, Christianity, Roman Catholic
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Focus on character boosts academic success at Catholic high school
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterWith classes in Mandarin, overseas trips to China and France, bus transportation for commuters and individualized fitness instruction that includes salsa and tai chi, new students at St. Genevieve High School quickly come to realize that things are a...Tags: Juvenile Delinquency, National or Ethnic Minorities, Van Nuys, Metal and Mineral, Family
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Rice looks to revive talks
Chicago Tribune correspondentJERUSALEM — Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice began two days of meetings here Monday in another effort to push forward lagging peace talks, her mission hobbled by political uncertainty since Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert announced that he...Tags: Diplomacy, Peace Negotiations, Mahmoud Abbas, Prisoners and Detainees, Corporate Crime
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Oil prices threaten Latin American economies
[Los Angeles Times]Are exploding oil prices about to burn Latin America? With the largest petroleum reserves outside the Middle East, the region has been on a roll in recent years. Record exports of crude oil, as well as grains, fueled economic growth not seen since the...Tags: Natural Resources, Consumers, Riots, Poverty, Personal Income
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Uplifting enrollment
bart.jones@newsday.comAt Chaminade High School, four students applied for every available seat in this year's incoming freshman class. At nearby Kellenberg High School, the Marianist fathers and brothers took over an about-to-close elementary school in Uniondale and since...Tags: Long Island, James Williams, Elementary Schools, Parochial Schools, Financial Aid
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Joan Leslie Tieperman
Joan Leslie Tieperman, a 20-year heart transplant survivor and former elementary school teacher, died Aug. 10 at her home in Woodstock in Howard County. She was 66. Family members said she died of complications related to her heart transplant. Joan...Tags: Catonsville, Elementary Schools, Joan Leslie, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Parochial Schools
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Boys beg, endure beatings
Associated PressIt hurts too much to lie on his back, so the 7-year-old has spent the past month stretched out on his stomach. His two grandmothers sit on the hospital bed beside him, fanning the pink flesh left exposed by his teacher's whip. It's progress that...Tags: Government, Hospitals and Clinics, Metal and Mineral, Madrasas
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West Boca: Yeshiva High School planning to build campus
Weinbaum Yeshiva High School plans to build a new campus for 400 students west of Boca Raton. Plans call for a two-story, 84,000-square-foot building about a half-mile south of Glades Road and just east of State Road 7. The 6 acres would include...Tags: Palm Beach County Commission, Yeshivas
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New principal named at Easton Catholic School
Of The Morning CallAs the new principal of Easton Catholic School, Frank Creazzo is now in charge of the same classrooms where he sat as a grade-schooler, a church official said Monday. Creazzo will head the school following the resignation of Principal Heidi Fritts...Tags: Allentown, Christianity, Roman Catholic, Parochial Schools
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Islamic group threatens Olympic transport
Police shut down the bustling International Bazaar in the capital of China's restive Muslim region of Xinjiang on Friday amid threats from an Islamic group that attackers might target buses, trains and planes during the Olympics. A sign at the entrance...Tags: Religious Conflicts, Civil Unrest, Multi-Sport Events, Government, Olympic Games
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Georgians in America watch the violence back home
Associated Press WriterKhatuna Baghaturia has spent countless hours in the last week on the phone with relatives in her native country and watching the bloodshed on TV. The sight of Russian troops laying waste to Georgia was all the more horrifying because her three children...Tags: Williamsburg (Brooklyn, New York), Columbia University, Sheepshead Bay, Ocean Parkway, Elections
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Sister Honorata, 101
Sister Honorata Alcarese, a retired parochial school teacher who remained in the classroom for more than six decades, died of cardiovascular disease Monday at her order's retirement home in Aston, Pa. She was 101. Born Rose Eleodora Alcarese in Baltimore...Tags: Little Italy (Baltimore, Maryland), Christianity, Belair-Edison, Roman Catholic, Parochial Schools
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