The mystery of the holiday season isn’t just about whether reindeer can fly.
In Des Moines, the mystery now includes who left a red tin can with more than $10,000 in cash at a Kmart store.
Kmart officials turned the cash over to Des Moines police last week, and police are trying to find out who left it there.
The can turned up at the customer service counter at the Kmart, 2535 Hubbell Ave., on Nov. 29, but it sat uninspected on the counter until Thursday, when an employee opened it.
A pregnant high-school student who filed a civil rights complaint after being benched by her school’s volleyball coach says she is now facing reprisals from her classmates.
Mackenzie McCollum, 17, filed a Title IX complaint against Arlington Heights High School in October, claiming her coach kept her benched after he learned she was in her first trimester. Students cannot be excluded from activities based on pregnancy, according to federal law.
The most interesting part: “Students cannot be excluded from activities based on pregnancy, according to federal law.”
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(Hat tip, Barry)
A stylist has emulated Edward Scissorhands by inventing a set of razor sharp ‘clawz’ which he claims will revolutionise hair cutting.
Read the full article here or visit his website to buy the attachments.
Beliefnet invites you to meet the 10 nominees for Most Inspiring Person of 2009.
These are remarkable individuals who have shown heroism, selflessness, and love by doing something extraordinarily inspiring this year.
I really liked the story of Paul Levy.
