Scholarship Loan Q&A outlines federal guaranteed loans rules
Asst. Superintendent explains that students may choose any eligible lending institution and that loan amounts depend on educational costs and lender rules. It covers eligibility for federal interest payments, parental and spouse income considerations, co signers, repayment terms, penalties, default consequences, multiple lenders, accelerated programs, military benefits, and independent student status.
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Mutual Savings Bank
Savings and Loan Association
Credit Union
Student Loan Guarantee Agency
National Defense
Johnson
BCHS Scholarama plans and student activities noted
BCHS Saber coverage details the fourth annual scholarama on April 28, highlighting art posters, public speaking entries, science exhibits, and diverse student participation while noting a broader school identity beyond athletics. Includes trip plans for freshmen to Washington DC April 19–22 under Libardi and chaperones.
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BCHS
Sally Pratt
Jeni LaVigne
Dennis Green
Dawn Thibodeau
Chris Pisto
Bob Thompson
Tim Morrissey
Mark Dwyer
Kathleen Betit
Don Shea
Edward Dick
Mary Hoth
Dianne Haddad
Mary Holland
Don Humphreys
Alan Legacy
Dianne Niles
Don Chaffin
Washington D.C
District of Columbia
Arlington Cemetery
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Smithsonian Institute
Washington Monument
Capitol Building
Supreme Court
Library of Congress
Wax Museum
Ford Theatre
Monticello
University of Virginia
Richard Libardi
Florence Hattat
Dorothy Sauer
Life Award for Scout George Kerbs at Troop 353 Meeting
Scout George Kerbs earned the Life rank at the weekly Troop 353 meeting, advancing from Second Class since summer. Public Speaking Merit Badges went to Wynn Metcalfe and Richard Brunina, with the writer earning a Scholarship Merit Badge. Martin Betts shared Philmont experiences, including the Tooth of Time at 12,000 feet. other Scouts plan Philmont trips this summer with coverage planned. A big jamboree is set for May 20 at the Windsor Fair.
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George Kerbs
George
Wynn Metcalfe
Richard Brunina
Philmont
New Mexico
Martin Betts
Martin
Wayne Jacobs
Teddy Betts
Windsor Fair
Lancet links stroke risk to smoking and size findings
Health note from London reports the Lancet says men face higher stroke risk if they smoke heavily or are overweight, and notes shorter height and losing a parent before college as factors. The study analyzed 850 Harvard and University of Pennsylvania students, 117 of whom died of strokes. Grounded in local events, the column also mentions Windsor parades and a Troop 353 fishing derby set for April 29 to May 2, plus a Saturday hike for second class applicants meeting at Willy's Market.
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UPI
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Lancet
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Windsor
Troop 353
Snaftsbury
East Road
Willy’s Market
Gage and
Park Streets
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