USC-A Professor Adept At Flower Arranging
John D. Spooner of Aiken, biology professor at USC Aiken, blends field trips with dried floral art. He credits his wife for sparking his interest and shows off a workshop of plume grass, Queen Anne’s lace, toadstools, and shells. Spooner also mentors students on streams, woods, and shores while his wife runs a Montessori influenced preschool at home.
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John D. Spooner
Aiken
Spooner
Queen Anne
University of South Carolina
Prevalent Mental Health Problem Early Detection Needed
Low mood affects up to eight million Americans yearly and early detection improves treatment success. The piece cites Dr. Bertram S. Brown and Dr. Aaron Beck, notes warning signs, risk factors, and steps for patients and families to seek help and reduce risks through nutrition, activity, and social support.
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Bertram S. Brown
National Institute of Mental Health
England
Aaron Beck
Stouffer Building
Philadelphia General Hospital
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Horsemeat Dishes Becoming Popular in Europe
Belgium reports rising demand for horsemeat as the United States becomes the main exporter to Belgium and France. American traders note growing imports to Italy, Holland, and West Germany, with Canadian shipments also rising. Prices for poulain and entre cote are high, while a Brussels butcher praises its grainy texture and flavor.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
France
Europe
Italy
Holland
West Germany
Poland
Yugoslavia
Argentina
Ireland
Houston
Fort Worth
Seattle
Joseph Gulickx
Vilvoorde
Beef Gulickx
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