U.S. Textbooks Are Pulled Into International Clash
A dispute over the name of a sea pits Japan's economic clout against Korean Americans' growing political influence. By Richard Simon, Los Angeles Times | http://lat.ms/1fNAFhv February 23, 2014, 8:57 p.m. :: WASHINGTON — It's not the usual question considered in U.S. state capitols: What to call the body of water between Japan and the Korean peninsula? Virginia's governor is poised to
Many L.A. Unified School Libraries, Lacking Staff, Are Forced To Shut
Budget cuts leave about half of L.A. Unified's elementary and middle schools without librarians, and thousands of students without books. By Teresa Watanabe, LA Times | http://lat.ms/1jtWS8w Hands raised :: Raising their hands, Alexa Martinez, 7, back row, left; Jennifer Hernandez, 6; Helen Hernandez, 7; and Noe Ortiz, 6, are eager to answer a question from library aide Cindy
4LAKids - some of the news that doesn't fit 2-23-14
4LAKids - some of the news that doesn't fit: John Marshall High School: ACADEMIC DECATHLON PUTS THE WORK IN TEAMWORKMarshall team members forge friendships, gain confidence and learn as they train for the statewide competition after winning the L.A. Unified contest. By Alicia Banks, LA Times | http://lat.ms/1cED2FT Academic Decathlon coach Larry Welch talks to members of the John Marshall High S
