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House of Burgess: Committing virtual identity suicide
I joined Facebook Sept. 22, 2004. That was just seven months after Mark Zuckerberg and his cohorts created the site. Needless to say, it looked and felt much different back then. At its inception, the social network was only open to a few select Ivy League colleges
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Bennett: Glitches show limitations of high-stakes testing plan
The dog ate my home-work. That age-old excuse — based on a shockingly unforeseen complication — rarely works for a kid who didn’t finish yesterday’s math assignment.
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MARK HEINIG: ISTEP snafu could affect school funding, jobs
Technology glitches can lead to lower test scores.
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ED VASICEK: Next generation builds a new American dream
Young people favor economic security over mobility.
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RAY DAY: What a ride it's been
I have been told I spend too much time in the past and not enough time looking forward.
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LEE HAMILTON: Areas of agreement harder to find in D.C.
Washington is more ideological, more partisan and less pragmatic today.
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JILL BOND: A fun, fabulous way to spend Friday night
Take the time to check out our downtown this First Friday.
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State roads might be this year's big winner
Tax caps and funding cuts stymie repair work across Indiana.
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VASICEK: Of tigers, funerals and a respite from the bad news
Obsequies really are for loved ones of the departed.
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RAY DAY: Price of freedom is war
In order to be free, you have to ready to fight for it.
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