Some States Still Allow Corporal Punishment In Schools
Parents in Tennessee have sued their child's school because they claim the school's principal excessively paddled their then kindergarten-age son.
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Parents in Tennessee have sued their child's school because they claim the school's principal excessively paddled their then kindergarten-age son.
You could end up with quite a few green tomatoes this year because of the rainy start to summer. Here are some suggestions for what to do with those late bloomers.
Claremont University researchers observed 31 excellent teachers (based on student test scores) and found those who were strict were the most effective.
Is your computer's desktop getting overcrowded? iDisplay turns your iDevice into a secondary screen, letting you temporarily declutter your work environment.
There is no doubt that a stroke can be devastating but what about small strokes? Can they have long term effects?
The search continues for a serial predator in the Juniata Park area.
Several people were injured in three separate accidents involving SEPTA buses Tuesday night.
Gov. Chris Christie promised to lead New Jersey with the same aggressive style if he wins a second term, while his re-election opponent, Democrat Barbara Buono, pledged Tuesday to remain independent from party bosses who have been sitting on their hands during her campaign if she becomes governor.
Treated for cuts to his face, the 12-year-old also suffered a concussion and a broken left leg.
A driver crashed into three parked cars around 10 p.m. at Tabor Road and Landis Street.
Cherry Hill Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who they say slashed several vehicle tires.
A study out of Connecticut College found that Oreo cookies may be as addictive as cocaine. Well, addicting in rats.
A car ended up on top of another vehicle in a crash on northbound I-95 near the Harbison Avenue exit.
State police have called off the search, but volunteers continue looking for missing hunter Barnett "Barry" Zeldin who disappeared in the Warren Grove Recreation Area.
While some seniors hope to be crowned Homecoming King or Queen, students in one high school have to earn their sash by raising money for a national organization.
