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> Applied Scholastics 2006 application to the Colorado State Board of Education to provide supplemental educational services
> The (UK) Times Online
Will Smith's school deserves to avoid cult status

> LA Times
Scientology is focus of flap over Will Smith's new school

> Boston Herald
Scientology school gets close study

> Boston Herald
Planned academy tied to Scientology

> German Police Told To Target Scientologists
> Chartwell Educational Consultants Push Study Tech
> Scientology School Expands in Florida
> Janesville Gazette
School to use Hubbard theories

> Quincy Herald Whig
Quincy to be Literacy Center's main office

> WBRZ News 2 Louisiana - The Advocate
Study skills class linked to Scientology

> Saint Petersburg Times
Scientology makes it in classroom door

> Saint Petersburg Times
Church tutors embrace methods

> Wichita Eagle
Quality of tutors goes unchecked

> Boston Globe
A new word in literacy -- Scientology

> The Observer (UK)
German police told to target Scientologists

> Riverfront Times
Applied Pressure: Should St. Louis County grant tax breaks to Scientology-linked tutoring programs?

> St. Pete Times
A Curious Alliance

> Chicago Daily Herald
Hubbard-inspired school opens

> Saint Petersburg Times
Spiritual symbiosis: A surprising one

> Riverfront Times
L Is for L. Ron

> WOAI.com San Antonio
SA School Used Scientology-Based Curriculum

> Saint Louis Post Dispatch
Hazelwood schools reject firm with ties to Scientology founder

> The Saint Louis Argus - STLArgus Blog
Censorship at the Argus

> Saint Louis Schools Watch
Union Leader Praises Williams

> Saint Louis Schools Watch
Hazelwood Public Schools Rejects Applied Scholastics

> Studytech.org
Hazelwood (Missouri) School Superintendent Rejects Applied Scholastics

> Saint Louis Schools Watch
Scientology and the Schools

> St. Louis Post Dispatch
St. Louis schools end training at center with Scientology ties

> The Boston Globe
Curiously, an outpost of Scientology

> Travolta promoting Study Technology on Tavis Smiley show
Studytech.org

> The Houston Press
Between the Lines: A Scientology-backed tutoring program looks to expand in the Houston area

> UW Fond Du Lac
Letter to parents

> Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Class yields a surprise subject
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The Houston Press
Between the Lines: A Scientology-backed tutoring program looks to expand in the Houston area

> Larry King Show on CNN
Tom Cruise Denies He's Dyslexic

> The Star Online: Malaysia News
Mongolia adopts new method of learning

> The Lovelock Review-Miner
Board makes it official: Applied Scholastics study dropped

> Lovelock Review-Miner
Board orders staff to discontinue use of purported Scientology-connected books

> alt.religion.scientology
Scientology official admits ASI program a "generation plant"

> National Enquirer
Enquirer blasts Tom Cruise over dyslexia claim

> Associated Press
New headquarters for L. Ron Hubbard educational methods opens in St. Louis

> St. Louis Post Dispatch
L. Ron Hubbard-inspired teacher training center opens in county

> IMDB Presswire
Cruise slammed for dyslexia revelations

> Bedford McIntosh
Educational Wisdom from the People Who Brought You Battlefield Earth

> Fox News
People lets Tom Cruise promote Scienotology

> People Magazine
Tom Cruise claims Study Tech cured his illiteracy

> Magill
The company, the course, the church and the controversy

> St. Louis Post Dispatch
Villa Gesu Will House Teachers Of Group With Scientology Link

> CNN
Tom Cruise interview with Larry King

July 18, 2003
IMDB Presswire
Cruise slammed for dyslexia revelations


War of words over Cruise 'dyslexia cure'

TOM CRUISE has upset members of the dyslexia community by claiming in an interview that Scientology had cured his dyslexia.

Cruise, who is a founder of the Scientology-based Hollywood Education and Literacy Project, told People magazine that after he read The Basic Study Manual by L Ron Hubbard, his dyslexia disappeared.

"There is not a lot of science to support the claims that the teachings of Scientology founder L Ron Hubbard are appropriate to overcoming dyslexia," said J Thomas Viall, executive director of the International Dyslexia Association.

"When an individual of the prominence of Tom Cruise makes statements that are difficult to replicate in terms of what science tells us, the issue becomes what other individuals who are dyslexic do in response to such a 'success story.'"