http://www.suntimes.com/output/news/cst-nws-read21.html
Troubled public schools see dawn of a new day
October 21, 2001
BY SABRINA WALTERS STAFF REPORTER
Richard Minor pushes one foot in front of the other while throwing an
imaginary shovel over his shoulder, imitating a coal miner.
From: Cayata Dixon
Principal-in-the-making gets advice
Program links mentors with future leaders
By Meg McSherry Breslin
Tribune staff reporter
October 22, 2001
In some ways, they seem an unlikely pair, the church choir member and the hall of fame
For Students
The Chicago International Childrens Film Festival
Oct. 25-Nov. 4 Age-appropriate programming for children ages 2 15
includes more than 270 films from more than 30 countries plus workshops.
Two locations: Facets, 1517 W. Belmont GC City North, 2600 N. Western.
For more dates
GOVERNMENT
The United States Senate Youth Program, funded by the William Randolph
Hearst Foundation, selects 104 high school juniors and senior for a trip to
Washington, D.C., to study the branches of national government. Winners also
receive $2,000 college scholarships. To apply, elected
I'm sending in three parts a list of grants, awards, and resources from the
the Teach For America website. (Thank you, TFA.) Not all are directly
related to science, so please pass along to your colleagues.
-ML
Grants and Awards
November 15 SCIENCE
The California Coastal Commission's Whale
Ray Lesniewski reminded me that the dry ice company in the south loop is
called Polar Ice.
Peg Bartz told me that if you are south you can dry ice in Bedford Park,
which is about 1 mile west of Ford City.
What's your favorite dry ice demo?
-ML
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Hi -
I know that last year someone circulated a list of several fun, easy
Halloweeny demos for chem classes on this listserve. Unfortunately I
misplaced mine. Does anyone still have a copy of it? I am mostly
interested in demos that use readily available chem materials (ie not dry ice