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Tim Louis Macaluso on November 4th, 2009
We don't need another conversation about race, says Joy Leary-DeGruy. We don't need another study, and we don't need another sentimental "We Are the World" moment. What we need, she says, is an honest conversation about race and we need to change. "If we don't do it, I'm telling you right
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Tim Louis Macaluso on November 4th, 2009
Kit Miller has been named director of the MK Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence. She is the organization's third director, and replaces Arun Gandhi, grandson of Indian spiritual leader Mahatma Gandhi. | Miller was formerly the director of Oakland, California-based Bay Area Nonviolent Communication, which she grew from a staff of
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Tim Louis Macaluso on November 4th, 2009
Research out of the University of Rochester Medical Center yesterday cautions against the use of common over-the-counter pain relievers just before and right after receiving the seasonal flu shot, since the pain relievers "may blunt the effect of the shot," according to a written statement from URMC. Richard Phipps, professor
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Tim Louis Macaluso on November 3rd, 2009
This week's calls to action include the following events and activities. (All are free and open to the public, unless otherwise noted Students against racism The Princeton Prize in Race Relations was created to recognize the efforts of high-school students who have demonstrated a commitment to improving race relations. The top prize
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Tim Louis Macaluso on October 30th, 2009
Just days away from the election, a newly formed organization called Rochester's Future is supporting City School Board member Tom Brennan's effort to save his seat through a write-in ballot. The move puts him in direct confrontation with fellow Board member Cynthia Elliott, who has the Democratic Party's endorsement. Though write-in
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Tim Louis Macaluso on October 28th, 2009
Despite a troubled economy, office space in downtown Rochester is in greater demand than it was 12 months ago, says a new report by the Rochester Downtown Development Corporation. The nonprofit consulting firm has been tracking the downtown real estate market since 1983. | The report looked at 111 buildings
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Tim Louis Macaluso on October 27th, 2009
This week's calls to action include the following events and activities. (All are free and open to the public, unless otherwise noted.) Healing the urban community UJIMA Rochester, The University of Rochester, Excellus, the City of Rochester, and St. John Fisher College will sponsor "A Time for Healing, Education, and Rebuilding," a
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Tim Louis Macaluso on October 23rd, 2009
Lt. Daniel Choi, a West Point graduate and Iraq war veteran, will speak tonight at the University of Rochester. Choi will speak about the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy at 7 p.m. at Hutchison Hall's Hubbell Auditorium on the River Campus. A question and answer period will
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Tim Louis Macaluso on October 21st, 2009
Bob Duffy is the package: Bright, likeable, good looking, and a skilled communicator. That he is passionate about the city's potential is an understatement. In his first term, Mayor Duffy has transcended from committed administrator to artful politician. A guarded public relations staff has possibly made him the city's most handled
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Tim Louis Macaluso on October 21st, 2009
How often do you find yourself talking to family members, friends, business partners, and co-workers only to catch that faraway look in their eyes? They're hearing, but not listening. Their minds are busy forming grocery lists, replaying a TV show, or stewing over harsh words they had with their spouses. But
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Tim Louis Macaluso on October 28th, 2009
Years ago, fresh out of college I went to work for a local institution that cared for children and adults with mental disabilities. It was hard, often emotionally draining work. I cared for a group of young children who, at the time, were probably among the most severely handicapped in Monroe
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Tim Louis Macaluso on October 20th, 2009
Dr. Jeffrey Kaczorowski began last week's annual meeting for the Children's Agenda with a story about a 13-year-old girl, one he remembered treating a year earlier. The girl complained of having chest pains, Kaczorowski said, and when she lifted her blouse, Kaczorowski saw 11 stab wounds. That same day, a young mother
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Tim Louis Macaluso on October 16th, 2009
The Daily Beast has a ranking of the country's smartest (and dumbest) cities. Rather than using wealth, standard of living, and cultural offerings, the Beast looked at the education level of the population and the intellectual environment. Raleigh-Durham landed the number-one slot for its famed Research Triangle, followed by San Francisco and
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Tim Louis Macaluso on October 13th, 2009
Last Saturday night, I poked my partner in the ribs to wake him up. Listen to this, I said. We sat there as President Obama talked about the LGBT community. The word "homosexual" spoken in Obama's voice rolled around the room like a beach ball. It was a strange and surreal moment. Much
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Tim Louis Macaluso on September 30th, 2009
Even before reaching the front doors to East High School's main entrance, you could see people greeting, hugging, and talking. Laughter could be heard. Was this a Rochester school district event for parents? Yes, it was. And kudos goes to School Board member Melisza Campos for orchestrating last night's "Reach Out"
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Tim Louis Macaluso on September 29th, 2009
Republicans don't have a long, solid history of supporting Medicare. If some Republicans had their way, including former President Ronald Reagan, Medicare might not exist today. After listening to US Representative Chris Lee, who was in Rochester yesterday, you would have thought Republicans were in a desperate fight to keep Democrats
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Tim Louis Macaluso on September 17th, 2009
For every 100 units of blood donated, fewer than five are donated from the African American and Latino communities, says Slater's Raiders founder Lenzy Blake. Minority communities may have language barriers that lower participation, but fear of needles and transmitting disease is a factor, too. But Blake says it is
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Tim Louis Macaluso on September 16th, 2009
At a family backyard gathering in one of the city's more upscale neighborhoods, there was a conversation about the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant that opened on the corner of University Avenue and Culver Road. One middle-aged white man said to another that he didn't mind the new KFC, but
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Tim Louis Macaluso on September 14th, 2009
The Brits are used to it. The shouting, the nostril-flaring, the fist-pounding are all in a day's work in Parliament. The South Koreans go one better. They throw chairs and get into slug fests. Former President George W. Bush was quick enough to duck a shoe hurled from short range during his final
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Tim Louis Macaluso on August 28th, 2009
City School Board members met in executive session last night to discuss the flap over Superintendent Jean-Claude Brizard's salary increase. Per his contract, he got a 4-percent increase in January, tied to the Consumer Price Index. The session took place after the regular board meeting. School board members Allen Williams and Cynthia
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