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Targeting peers online
South Bend TribuneThere was a time when bullying stopped when the school day ended. That all changed seemingly overnight, though, with the rise in use of cell phones and social media such as Facebook, Twitter and MySpace. Reports of such bullying — coined...Tags: Facebook, Teaching and Learning, Social Media, Health and Safety at School, Immigration
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Goose Strike Forces JetBlue Plane to Make Emergency Landing
KTLA NewsWHITE PLAINS, NY (KTLA) -- A JetBlue plane that had just taken off from a suburban New York airport had to make an emergency landing on Tuesday after two geese struck its windshield. It happened around 6:45 p.m. as JetBlue Flight 571 was taking off...Tags: JetBlue Airways, Air Transportation Industry, West Palm Beach, Transportation Accidents, Disasters and Accidents
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The Civil War at 150: The Union masses on the Peninsula, the Confederates dig in
Few observers watching from the rebel earthworks at Sewell's Pointwould have noticed when the number of ships steaming in to Fort Monroe began to pick up late on March 17, 1862.
By the next morning, however, the always busy wharves at the Federal bastion...Tags: Science and Technology, Armed Forces, Hampton University, Hampton Roads, Hampton (Hampton, Virginia)
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Should we kill geese to keep the skies safe?
Los Angeles TimesWarning of a possible disaster if something isn't done soon, U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York is pushing lawmakers to make it easier for wildlife officials to cull Canada geese and other birds near New York City airports, where two jet-bird...Tags: Facebook, Science and Technology, Zoology, Delta Air Lines, Science
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Delta Passenger Recounts Bird Strike on LAX-Bound Flight
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- A Delta flight made an emergency landing at JFK Airport in New York on Thursday, after an engine problem that the pilot said was caused by a bird strike shortly after takeoff. Delta Flight 1063's pilot reported an engine problem...Tags: Apple iPad, Air Transportation Industry, Transportation Accidents, Disasters and Accidents, U.S. Airways
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Condolences to WGN radio, TV legend Roy Leonard on loss of his wife
WGN NewsI'm very sad that the wife of one of my Chicago broadcast heroes has died. Sheila Leonard was an caring, elegant, lovely person and mother of six as you'll read below. As Roy covered the entertainment scene in Chicago for 31 years, she was a lover of...Tags: College Sports, Hermosa, Kenilworth, Radio, Winnetka (Cook, Illinois)
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News briefs from around the world
In Planned Parenthood remark, Democrats see another chance to rip Romney on women's issues
WASHINGTON (AP) — A coordinated attack by Democrats on Mitt Romney's plan to "get rid of" Planned Parenthood to help balance the federal budget is part of...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), NATO, Seafood, Fraud, Amtrak
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Spring/Summer Getaways Right Across The Hudson River
PIX11.comAn event at the Prudential Center this week unveiled a mosaic where people submitted images of their favorite family vacations, memories etc., Now NJ Tourism wants to be a part of creating new memories for families, couples and single people looking for...Tags: Beaches, Facebook, Oceans, Six Flags Inc., Cape May (Cape May, New Jersey)
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Three artists featured at Children's Book Festival
Our Town CorrespondentTwo organizations in the area are joining forces this month in an effort to encourage reading among children. Art Works and The Learning Lamp are to present "Best of Breed," a three-artist exhibition, in conjunction with the 4th Annual Children's Book...Tags: USA Today, The New York Times, Fine Artists, New York City, Entertainment Events
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Goretti grad Eric Ryan Jones' eye for detail earns him prestigious solo show
marieg@herald-mail.comIt's an idyllic setting for an artist's working studio — a century-old building overlooking the Hudson River. Here, on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, large windows provide the perfect natural light while the streetscape below offers a treasure...Tags: Salvador Dali, College Sports, Architecture, Concerts, Estee Lauder Cos.
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Maryland sturgeon restoration effort in limbo
— "Sturgie" is biding his time, waiting to be introduced to the right female.
Caught off Hooper's Island five years ago, the hulking six-foot Atlantic sturgeon passes his days lolling about in a large tank at the University of Maryland's Horn Point...Tags: University of Maryland, College Park, Business Enterprises, Science, Environmental Politics, Caviar
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