IV violence and aggression in children study findings
A five year ABC commissioned study among 10,000 children in the New York area links realistic TV violence to increased aggression. Depth of concentration, humor, interruptions, and screen size influence aggression levels, with news programs also raising aggressive inclination.
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Calabro Voyage rehearsals draw Bennington singers to premiere
Rehearsals for Louis Calabro s Voyage set for May 15 in Bennington bring together about 125 singers from area communities. MaUHS chorus room hosts Monday sessions at 7 30 pm with Ed Lawrence assisting. Henry Brant leads Motet Choir at Bennington College. Stannard and Hoosac School groups to join. Christine Graham is manager. Wayne Randall notes participation details. The project unites four area composers from varied backgrounds.
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Christ and Spinoza subjects of lectures
Ben Kimpel continues eight weekly Thursday talks at Park McCullough House with lectures on Jesus Christ and Spinoza on March 18 and 25. He will place each thinker in their historical social contexts and examine how their ideas shaped Western civilization's moral and intellectual life.
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France
Park-McCullough House
New England earthquakes topic outlined in Hanover lecture
Marc Eckels will discuss causes and major New England earthquakes since 1638 at the Montshire Museum Hanover at 7 30 p m. He will share eyewitness records from diaries newspapers and church records and link seismic events to nuclear power debates in New Hampshire and Vermont. The Friday talk is open to the public and Saturday workshops follow.
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Marc Eckels
Weston Geophysical Research
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Lyme Road
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Ann Semprebon
Steven Mock
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Adventure of Sherlock Holmes Smarter Brother review
A humorous take on The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes Smarter Brother at Inn Cinema. The narrator and Holmes discuss Gene Wilder and co stars including Marty Feldman Madeline Kahn Dom DeLuise, Wilder’s film style, and Conan Doyle influence with playful banter. Reprinted from The Berkshire Eagle.
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