Glogin?URI= The Best Teacher I Never Had. Unbroken - Motivational Video. Harnessing the Incredible Learning Potential of the Adolescent Brain. Harnessing the Incredible Learning Potential of the Adolescent Brain. The CDC Gives U.S. Schools Low Marks In Sex Ed : NPR Ed. Fewer than one-fifth of middle schools — and half of high schools — are teaching all of the sex education topics recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a new study reveals.
The CDC report found that, for every age group, the least likely topics to be taught were how to get and use condoms. The results, from the 2013-14 school year, did not surprise Stephanie Zaza, the director of the CDC's Division of Adolescent and School Health, who oversaw the survey administration. Car stolen with 8-year-old inside, father helps rescue him. SOUTH FULTON COUNTY, GA (WXIA) -- A carjacker stole an SUV just moments after the driver got out to get gas, and when the SUV began to pull off with an 8-year-old boy still inside, his father put his own life on the line to save his son.
Sunday morning, the father was about to fill up his car at a Murphy USA gas station on Old National Highway. Woman who accused former Florida State QB Jameis Winston of 2012 rape files civil lawsuit. Mark Schlabach, College Football Reporter CloseCollege football writer for ESPN.comAuthor of seven books on college football Formerly at the Washington Post and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution The woman who accused former Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston of raping her in December 2012 filed a civil lawsuit against him Thursday in a Florida state court in Orlando.
In the lawsuit filed in Ninth Judicial Circuit Court, Erica Kinsman, the former FSU student who said Winston sexually assaulted her in his off-campus apartment, accused Winston of sexual battery, assault, false imprisonment and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Guest Commentary: Coats vs. Dish decision is a call for real change. By Keith Stroup Posted: 06/16/2015 05:00:00 PM MDT Brandon Coats, left, and his attorney, Michael Evans, right, say they are disappointed in the Colorado Supreme Court ruling that Monday affirmed lower courts rulings that businesses can fire employees for the use of marijuana even if it s for medical use and even if it's done off-duty.
Coats, who is a quadriplegic, was fired from his job at Dish Network in 2010 for testing positive for marijuana in a random company drug test. (Kathryn Scott Osler, The Denver Post) Many observers were shocked and saddened when Brandon Coats, a quadriplegic who is authorized to use medical marijuana under Colorado law, was fired from his job with Dish Network in 2010 after a positive drug test. "Therefore, employees who engage in an activity, such as medical marijuana use, that is permitted by state law but unlawful under federal law are not protected by the statute," Justice Allison H.
Colorado Supreme Court upholds firing of medical marijuana-smoking Dish employee. DENVER — The Colorado Supreme Court affirmed Monday a lower courts’ rulings to uphold the firing of an employee for using medical marijuana while not on duty.
The case involved Dish Network employee Brandon Coats, a quadriplegic who smoked marijuana at home to control seizures. Coats failed a random drug test in 2010 and Dish, citing its zero-tolerance policy of drug use, fired him. “If we’re going to allow people to smoke marijuana are we just not going to allow them to work?” Coats said. Coats sued, but lost at trial court, the Colorado Court of Appeals and now the Colorado Supreme Court, which ruled 6-0 that Dish had the right to fire him. The Colorado Pot Firing Decision Underlines Employers' Right To Hire And Fire At Will. Markell signs Delaware marijuana decriminalization bill. Medical Use of Marijuana Doesn’t Increase Youths’ Use, Study Finds. First State Compassion. Colorado’s Effort Against Teenage Pregnancies Is a Startling Success.
The surge in Colorado has far outpaced the growing use of such methods nationwide.
About 7 percent of American women ages 15 to 44 used long-acting birth control from 2011 to 2013, the most recent period studied, up from 1.5 percent in 2002. The figures include all women, even those who were pregnant or sterilized. The share of long-acting contraception users among just women using birth control is likely to be higher. Photo. Colorado County man dies after setting off firework on his chest. Tea Consent. Michael Phelps rehab ahead of swimmer's last Olympics in Rio 2016 - Olympics.
America's poorest white town: abandoned by coal, swallowed by drugs. Karen Jennings patted her heavily made up face, put on a sardonic smile and said she thought she looked good after all she’d been through.
“I was an alcoholic first. I got drunk and fell in the creek and broke my back. Then I got hooked on the painkillers,” the 59-year-old grandmother said. Colorado Supreme Court Upholds Employers’ Right to Terminate for Use of Medical Marijuana During Nonworking Hours. On June 15, 2015, in Coats v.
Dish Network, No. 13SC394, the Colorado Supreme Court unanimously held under the plain language of C.R.S. § 24-34-402.5, Colorado’s “lawful activities statute,” that the term “lawful” refers only to those activities that are lawful under both state and federal law. Therefore, employees who engage in an activity such as the use of medical marijuana, permitted by state law but unlawful under federal law, are not protected by the statute. In doing so, Colorado’s highest court affirmed the split decision of the Colorado Court of Appeals. Ex-prosecutor gets 18 months for boy’s rape. Former Delaware criminal prosecutor Daniel Simmons made a tearful apology Tuesday to his teenage rape victim, ex-colleagues and the “people of Delaware” before a judge sentenced him to 18 months in prison for raping the 16-year-old boy during a threesome with a college student last year.
Simmons, 35, had pleaded guilty in late March to one count of fourth-degree rape, punishable by zero to 15 years in prison, under a plea deal that saw his former employer, the Attorney General’s Office, drop the other three fourth-degree rape counts. Simmons must serve six months in home confinement after his prison terms ends, and then two years of probation, Superior Court Judge William L.
Ex-Ravens cheerleader Molly Shattuck pleads guilty to rape. GEORGETOWN, DEL. – Former Ravens cheerleader Molly Shattuck pleaded guilty Tuesday to fourth-degree rape at a brief Superior Court hearing.
Shattuck, the ex-wife of former Constellation Energy CEO Mayo A. Shattuck, was accused of having a relationship with a 15-year-old classmate of her son — including performing oral sex on him in a rental property in Bethany Beach, prosecutors allege. No statement of facts was read aloud Tuesday and Shattuck said little except to answer the judge's questions. BadDecisions. Rolling Stone and UVA: The Columbia School of Journalism Report. A NOTE FROM THE EDITOR: Last November, we published a story, 'A Rape on Campus' [RS 1223], that centered around a University of Virginia student's horrifying account of her alleged gang rape at a campus fraternity house. Within days, commentators started to question the veracity of our narrative. Then, when The Washington Post uncovered details suggesting that the assault could not have taken place the way we described it, the truth of the story became a subject of national controversy.
As we asked ourselves how we could have gotten the story wrong, we decided the only responsible and credible thing to do was to ask someone from outside the magazine to investigate any lapses in reporting, editing and fact-checking behind the story. Sex On The Beach: Charges. A Florida couple convicted of having sex on a crowded beach face up to 15 years behind bars and must register as sex offenders and for illicit public sexcapades. Bradenton woman sentenced to time served for having sex on the beach.
20 students charged in Cape May County sexting investigation. A parent of one of the 20 male students charged in a Cape May County sexting investigation tells Action News the inappropriate pictures were seen as trading cards and the boys are not the only ones to blame. On Tuesday, the prosecutor's office charged 19 juveniles and one 18-year-old student from the Lower Cape May Regional High and Richard M. Teitelman Middle School with invasion of privacy. Investigators say on April 23rd, a female student told school officials that boys were passing around naked pictures of her friend by text.
During the course of the investigation, authorities seized and analyzed 27 cell phones.
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March, 2015: Man who sold deadly MDMA at Electric Zoo fest avoids jail. Cell. March, 2015: DEA Approves Study Of Psychedelic Drug MDMA In Treatment Of Seriously Ill Patients. The Drug Enforcement Administration last week gave a green light to a clinical study that will test the safety and efficacy of MDMA for use in treating anxiety in people with life-threatening illnesses. March, 2015: 5 Female UMBC Lacrosse Players Suspended For Threatening Violence.
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Woman 'Inserts Potato Into Vagina As Contraceptive, Is Hospitalised After It Grows Roots' March, 2015: No Charges in Death of Girl Who Left Party, Fell into Creek. UD Soccer Player Rape. 7 Sayreville football players charged. Woman whose call caught Jesse Matthew Jr. Hannah Graham's Accused Killer May Face Death Penalty. VIDEO: John Oliver on Bud Light Label Approval. Bud Light apologizes for 'removing no' label. Emma Sulkowicz’s performance art draws support from campus activists. The New ‘Normal Barbie’ Comes With an Average Woman’s Proportions — And Cellulite Sticker Accessories. Students face federal charges in Wesleyan MDMA case. Manhattan woman, 26, falls to her death from fire escape - NY Daily News.