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Hurt Locker makes history (Times of Malta)
The Hurt Locker director Kathryn Bigelow battled her way into Oscar history books on Sunday, topping her movie's best film honour with her own Academy Award for directing to become the first woman ever to earn that distinction.
Bigelow makes history, beats ex-hubby's ‘Avatar' (Philippine Daily Inquirer)
LOS ANGELES—Kathryn Bigelow, director of the Iraq war drama “The Hurt Locker,” battled her way into Oscar history books, topping her movie's Best Picture trophy with her own for directing, to become the first woman ever to earn that distinction.
Removing Names from History Textbooks? (FOX 10 Phoenix)
It's a battle of the books. Who should be included in school history textbooks and who should be left out? The latest battlefield is in Texas, where some noted people are being left out of the curriculum. As FOX 10's Ron Hoon shows us, educators across the country are watching.
Don't Know Much About History? (Fox News)
LIVESHOTS: Peter Doocy on a possible decision to drop Daniel Boone from history texts in favor of — Cesar Chavez • Full Coverage of Texas Textbook Battle • YOU DECIDE: The Frontline of a Culture War? • LIVESHOTS: Ravve on Schools Getting In Last Word
Plenty of Oscar history made (The Natal Witness Group)
LOS ANGELES — The Hurt Locker director Kathryn Bigelow battled her way into Oscar history books on Sunday, topping her movie's best film honour with her own Academy Award for directing, to become the first wo man to earn that distinction.
History textbooks spark hot debate (FOX 13 Tampa Bay)
There is a debate in Texas that is being watched by people across the country, and could affect kids here in Florida. What should we teach our children in history books in school?
Carter, of worst team in NBA history, wants to keep place in record books (Philadelphia Daily News)
It seems so improbable to some of the 76ers who lived through the 9-73 season of 1972-73. The NBA has expanded from what was then a 17-team league to 30. The talent pool has been spread out and diluted.
Elementary schools need more on black history (Portsmouth Herald)
Dennis Robinson's article (March 1) on New Hampshire's black history was excellent. It's important to mark the progress that's been (and is being) made, bringing this vital topic into public awareness.
"Hurt Locker" sweeps Oscars and makes history (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
"The Hurt Locker" director Kathryn Bigelow battled her way into Oscar history books on Sunday, topping her movie's best film honor with her own Academy Award for directing to become the first woman ever to earn that distinction.
First Monday: New in business TV, movies, books, magazines (USA Today)
Here's what's new in business TV, movies, books and magazines for March.
