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  • Dating a Predator?

    Do you know how to spot a sexual assault predator? Would you know the signs even if he is your buddy? How about the hot guy you just met? While in High School I had very low self-esteem and low self-confidence. I was slightly overweight. I had plenty of male friends, but no boyfriends. During my

  • Pope youth recognized for achievements

    Selection for Youth of the Year is based on finding the right young person who personifies strong character qualities of leadership, high standards of moral character and service. These individuals must be actively involved in making a difference in their schools and community. One such individual

  • School outprocessing, documentation

    Editor's note: This is the second article of a four part series providing advice and direction to parents on issues related to permanent change of station moves and school relocation for their children. When leaving a location, always give the losing school adequate notice of withdrawal and actually

  • 43rd Medical Group: Big Things With Small Numbers

    The 43rd Medical Group is a medium-sized clinic by Air Force standards, but the clinic holds its own amongst medical centers twice its size. "We do so much for this wing that people don't even realize - far beyond providing medical care to family members," said Col. Brenda Bullard, 43rd MDG

  • Electronic Warfare keeps skies safe

    Deny, Deceive, Defeat---these three words may not mean much to the average citizen, but to the members the 43rd Maintenance Squadron's electronic warfare section, these are powerful words to live by. Thanks to this motto, Tech. Sgt. Jason Alton, section chief of the 43rd MXS electronic warfare's

  • Ask the Doc

    Antibiotics: A few tips to help protect you, your family and friends: Do - Talk with your healthcare provider about antibiotic resistance - Take antibiotics exactly as prescribed by our provider - Finish all prescribed medications even if you are feeling better, to avoid possible re-infection -

  • Reading broadens horizons

    Developing an appreciation for books, literacy and reading is an important part of the curriculum at the Pope Child Development Center. To promote literacy, the Pope CDC has added another program to the many activities provided to the little people each day. Alumni In Action provides an opportunity

  • Child care worker receives award

     Johanna Clark, School Age Program assistant at Pope, was presented with the Quest for Excellence award March 22 at the National After School Association's annual conference in Phoenix for her contributions as a school age child care worker. Ms. Clark has worked at Pope for the past five years, and

  • Wingman of the Week

    Airman 1st class Scott Ivie 43rd Maintenance Operations Squadron Job description:  Maintenance Analysis Date entered military:  June 27, 2006 Reason entered military:  Family/Educational benefits Most influential in career:  My wife and kids Short-term goals:  I'd like to get out more. Long-term

  • Children in Crisis: Voices from the Holocaust

    Editor's note: Holocaust Remembrance Day is Sunday. The following article was written in observance of this day. By the end of World War II in 1945, more than 1 million children under the age of 16 had been killed throughout Europe by the Nazi regime. This article is meant to speak for the children