Hugs and Love Shape Teaching for Langley Center
Trisha Tanger teaches eight disabled children at Langley’s Child Development Center focusing on sense stimulation and feeding skills. Her program uses infant-style activities and repetitive jaw movements to aid chewing and communication, with goals set by teachers and parents under an individualized plan.
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Langley
Trisha Tanger
Tanger
Aiken
Elizabeth Harrington
Gwen Mines Leads Navy Women's Fencing Team
Gwendolyn Mines of Aiken Navy senior and team captain emerges as the program’s focal figure. She aims for the 1984 Olympic team and has earned a B classification in national circuits, while balancing Marine Corps plans and coaching aspirations.
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Annapolis
Navy
Andre Deladrier
Gwendolyn Mines
Naval Academy
Gwen
Aiken
Janie
Academy
Gwendolyn
Deladrier
Washington
Amateur
Family Dinners Affects The Decline Of The American Family
The piece argues that shared meals once bonded families but now dinner conversations devolve into conflicts and gossip. It laments dinner hour tensions and questions what is appropriate to discuss, noting children often derail focus from food and daily life.
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Donna Reed
The Family Table and Fabled Dinner Lectures
A humorous look at family dinners where Messy talks on money, gas gauges and doormat status clash with kitchen talk. The narrator notes snippy barbs about Snail Darter fears and generation gaps as families knit meals into judgment and humor.
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Jim
Owens Corning- Fiberglas
Mrs. Tanger
Emily
Emily Rassle
Miss Mines
Erma Bombeck