What’s cool for boys to wear this year in Bluefield
Twenty sixth graders at Whitethorn and Wade Elementary and about twelve mothers weighed in on fashion trends prompted by a Levi Strauss survey. Stone washed jeans and sunglasses topped the list with graphic T-shirts, neon wear, jean jackets, sweatshirts, and baseball caps also popular. Earrings sparked debate with ten of twenty boys liking them while mothers largely did not.
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Mercer County
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Teen boys and moms agree jeans rule cool look for 7 to 11
A national Levi's Cool Quiz finds boys aged 7 to 11 and their mothers largely agree on fashion. Jeans top the list, with 41 percent of sons and 56 percent of moms naming them the coolest item. Acid washed, faded, or ripped jeans appeal to 41 percent of sons, but no mom lists ripped as coolest.
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Centenarian enrolls in foreign policy class at Fairfield University
Lithuanian immigrant Edward Finn, 100, returns to college after 73 years to study American foreign policy from 1776 to 1914 at Fairfield University. A former appliance salesman and NBC Today guest, he attends three weekly lectures, ungraded and unpaid, driving his 1978 Cadillac from Norwalk to campus. He values the personal perspective his age brings and plans to continue attending as long as able.
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Lithuania
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Springfield
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Canada
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America
Last Ear
NBC
Norwalk
Queen ant loses her head at national zoo
National Zoo in Washington reports the decapitation of a queen ant in a captive leaf cutting colony during a move. Ed Smith reacted with expletives, while Cincinnati Zoo officials note such accidents occur. The colony is doomed as workers remain eggless without a queen, with a $300 replacement colony planned.
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Washington
Ed Smith
Smith
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Cincinnati Zoo
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West Indies
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