Stories tagged with "do the right thing"
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Following Dad's advice has been a path to success
My father was a hard worker who instilled in me and my siblings the importance of challenging the status quo. No matter what, he always said: If you listen to and act on your...
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Operation OpenUp offers phones for those in need
About five years ago, Cissi Sherlock had an epiphany. She realized many people, including the homeless, veterans, domestic violence victims and ex-offenders re-entering society...
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Access counselor's job is all about openness
By educating the public and local governments, new appointee hopes to diminish disputes To Andrew J. Kossack, the mission of the Office of the Indiana Public Access Counselor is...
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Best friends at Manual are busy writing a success story
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Ambiguities of 'Do the Right Thing' keep puzzling
NEW YORK — Twenty years later, the trash can is still crashing through America’s window. At the climax of Spike Lee’s 1989 drama “Do The Right Thing,”...
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Ellen Goodman: Depending on you
This is probably not the best week to air any reservations about the American passion for independence. After all, we don’t have fireworks for Dependence Day. But I wonder...
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New on DVD: 'Do The Right Thing'
As with holiday weeks in general, this is usually a drab time for DVD releases, given the competition from floats, backyard munitions and Bloody Marys. But this time, the week has...
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Sarah Palin accepts David Letterman's apology
NEW YORK Sarah Palin says she accepts David Letterman's apology for the joke about her daughter.The Alaska governor, in a statement issued Tuesday, said the apology was...
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Urging others to adopt Franklin's smoking ban
Now it’s your turn, Greenwood, Indianapolis and Johnson County. I am in Franklin often enough to be grateful for the recent extension of the existing smoking ban to include...
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Indianapolis family spans six generations
Like many young mothers, if JaNae Garnett has a question about how to cope with a challenge presented by her toddler, she can ask her mother. And if Iris Dillon is stumped, she can...
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Maryland's Heyward-Bey learns from the best
Darrius Heyward-Bey did his homework while developing into a game-breaking receiver at the University of Maryland. He watched video on some of the best ever to play the position in...
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Amended puppy mill bill caves in to anti-dog interests
I attended the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Senate Bill 238, which was originally meant to curb the horrendous puppy mill industry that is growing in Indiana. Committee...
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Springsteen says he's `furious' with Ticketmaster
Let’s all say it together…..“I...
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Governor praises INDOT workers' honesty
Gov. Mitch Daniels called three Indiana Department of Transportation workers who turned in a cash-filled truck tire “moral heroes” because they did not pocket the roadside...
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Danny Boyle's `Slumdog Millionaire' wins DGA honor
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- "Slumdog Millionaire" continued its rags-to-riches march through Hollywood's awards season as its filmmaker, Danny Boyle, won the top honor Saturday...
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IPS may lay off 79 administrators
Job performance issues and budget cuts will thin administrative ranks The Indianapolis Public School Board voted Tuesday to notify 79 administrators that they may lose their jobs...
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New ordinance would give township a say in zoning
Four years after taking control of zoning in unincorporated Fall Creek Township, Fishers is giving the area's residents what they say they want: representation on a board that...
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Homeless coach athletes on life after high school
Aloric Carson thought he was going to the Wheeler Mission to help the less fortunate. In the end, they helped him.After serving a meal, he sat for an hour with several homeless men...
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Consumers can shape needed regulation of financial advisers
Many good things can come out of a recession, especially one largely brought on by greed, corruption and corporate mismanagement.An economic downturn can result in tougher...
