College Education Is Not For Everyone
Lafayette Indiana report urges parents not to force college on every student. Purdue University extension expert Dr. Dama Wilms says some youths thrive best in alternative paths such as technical schools, business colleges, apprenticeships, or work study programs, emphasizing personal goals and practical work experience.
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Food tips for using bread crusts in cooking
Tips on drying bread crusts in a slow oven then crushing for casseroles toppings or meat loaves. Cut crusts into clubs to toast for croutons or for bread pudding.
New Regulations To Aid Consumers By FRANCES CERRA
FTC approves care labels for home sewers and ready made clothing to take effect July 3. Plan includes nine type care labels and retailer reimbursement, with industry voices urging staff training and updated fabrics awareness.
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