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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2005
Page
11
A viewer credits VH1 and Behind The Music with renewing his sense of worth after a midlife crisis spurred by job stress and debt. The article recalls how music dogged his youth, then shows musicians who err and recover, highlighting the show’s impact on perspective and gratitude.
About 225 students under 10 from 13 Harris County schools performed one act plays dances and drumming at the Hobby Center in Houston as part of an eight to 10 week after school program. San Jacinto and Harlem Elementary students presented routines and models while instructors and coordinators praised the program for keeping kids off the streets and engaging them in creative arts.
Three Sterling High School seniors Cristobal Pena Tracie Pulido and David Velasquez will start college this fall after earning 1000 Fanta scholarships from the Houston Coca Cola Bottling Company and the Hispanic Scholarship Fund. They are among 50 winners from greater Houston and south east Texas.
Stuart Ross LaGrone of Sterling High School will attend the Duke Youth Academy for Christian Formation July 10 to 23 on Duke University campus in Durham North Carolina. Duke Divinity School sponsors the two week program with Lilly Endowment Inc support. Almost 200 teenagers from varied denominations and nearly every state have attended since 2001. The academy aims to offer more than a traditional church camp as students explore the baptismal covenant.
The 2005 National History Day at the University of Maryland drew 2,205 students from 48 states plus American Samoa and overseas schools, competing in four categories under the theme Communication in History. Students, judged from local to national levels, produced documentaries and exhibits with PBS-like quality.
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