Prayer and silence ruling sparks teachers’ relief
Lewis Grizzard notes Supreme Court limits on classroom moments of silence for prayer. He argues adults fuel the debate, not students, and jokes about algebra anxiety and teachers finding rare relief in quiet. He recalls a teacher who misses the quiet after the ruling.
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Supreme Court
Alabama
Charles Bronson
Mother Nature
Alvin Bates
Alvin
June 17 events and anniversaries listed in Chase calendar
On June 17 the calendar notes Bunker Hill Day in Suffolk County Massachusetts with a battle dated 1779, Hampton County Watermelon Festival in South Carolina, Iceland Independence Day, Igor Stravinsky's birthday, the United States Jaycees Annual Meeting in Indianapolis, Watergate Day marking arrests at the Democratic Party HQ in the Watergate complex in Washington DC.
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Bunker Hill
Suffolk County
Mass
Hampton County
Hampton
S.C
Iceland
Igor Fedorovich Stravinsky
United States Jaycees
Indianapolis
Waterpenn Complex
Washington, C
Swimwear Trends Highlight Bold Fabrics And Lace
Summer swimwear features bold fabrics like Matte Lisse and Cire, with skimpy one piece silhouettes and side slits. Lace and mesh fabrics lead a feminine revival while black dominates with bright tropical prints and animal motifs.
Two-Piece Swimsuits Predicted To Overtake One-Pieces This Winter
The Swim N' Sport group in South Florida notes winter sales favor bikinis at about one for every 12 one-piece suits while summer sees bikini sales roughly double. Burdines and designers speak of color trends from sherbet pink to mint with a shift toward more modest athletic tops and navel-high bottoms, amid a possible swing back to retro styles next year.
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Knight-Ridder
Mark Sidle
Swim N’ Sport
South
Florida
Brenda Rosenberg
Burdines
Rosenberg
Sidle
Anne Cole
Safe sun tips for a summer tan and skin protection
Experts warn that sun exposure causes burns wrinkles and cancer including melanoma. Use ultraviolet blocking sunscreen, verify its SPF number, and gradually increase exposure starting around 15 minutes daily. Prefer morning and late afternoon sun to reduce ultraviolet absorption.
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American Academy of Dermatology
Gimmicks in Job Searches Pay Off for Some Learners
A Orlando woman won a sales job by telegram and arrival interview for twenty minutes later with an advertising firm. Other applicants used gimmicks like fortune cookies and helium balloons with mixed success. Experts warn gimmicks can backfire and advise straight, professional approaches unless conservative methods fail. A notable case recounts a man who aded a full page ad in the St Louis Post Dispatch to land a job with Anheuser Busch after repeated rejections.
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Orlando
Fla
Bob Jane
A. Able Career Consultants
Winter Park
Alan Vitberg
A.K. Vitberg and Associates
Maitland
Julia Stroud
Wmfe-Fm
Channel 24
Robinson, Yesawich & Pepperdine
Nancy Bowers
Anheuser-Busch
Robert Half
Robert Half International
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
New Section Begins Today In The Aiken Standard
Scott B. Hunter announces the launch of The Way We Live section with local and wire service stories plus feature and news pieces on lifestyles. The changes include a reorganized layout and Kathy Petty as features editor while inviting reader feedback.
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Aiken
Kathy Petty
Scott B. Hunter
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