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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1983

Page

5

Rising Star Jeff Hankison Aims For Harlem Dance

Jeff Hankison a Aiken High alumnus studies at the Dance Theater of Harlem in New York City. He funds his training by selling tennis shoes and lecturing in schools while balancing a heavy schedule of classes from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. He hopes to join the Harlem company, one of the world’s top ballet groups, after auditioning through North Carolina School of the Arts and Harlem foundations.

Jeff Hankison Dance Theater of Harlem New York City Jeff Aiken High Playhouse Carl Crosby North Carolina School of the Arts Harlem United States Arthur Mitchell New York City Ballet Martin Luther King Harlem Ballet Europe Spoleto New Jersey Harlem Dance Foundation

Brown fat myths and diet tips from a 1960s health column

The article discusses brown fat versus yellow fat and links obesity to low exercise and high food cues. It recommends keeping a food diary, increasing activity, and managing environments that trigger eating, then provides a sample daily menu totaling about 1200 calories for men.

Judith Rodin Yale University

It May Be Useless But It Still Has Memories

A nostalgic column fragment recalls a high chair saved until a grown daughter’s medical history and a woman’s humor about family clutter. The narrator notes the chair’s past use and humorously questions keeping it.

Chair that held a family era bids farewell

Erma Bombeck recalls the passage of time as a child’s high chair at Grandma’s becomes obsolete. She reflects on memories of family life, the chair’s role in birthdays and messy meals, and the ache of saying goodbye to an era of diaper bags and pots and pans.

Mother Granddad King Kong Grandma’s

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