Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown and TV Highlights
Evening schedule notes a 1966 Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown segment with Linus awaiting the elusive pumpkin. Also features Mavis poker night with Rita, string theory explanation by Brian Greene, and a Halloween episode about a director cashing in on perfume.
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Dear Abby on Down syndrome awareness and essay Welcome to Holland
Dear Abby discusses Down syndrome awareness, a national convention, and resources from the National Down Syndrome Congress. The column also reprints Emily Perl Kingsley’s "Welcome to Holland" essay about adjusting expectations when a child has a disability.
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Little Kids Rock brings rock education to urban classrooms
Liberty DeVitto and Billy Joel's drummer visit PS 176 as Little Kids Rock teaches third graders to improvise on guitars. The program reaches about 2,000 children in 130 public schools across New York San Francisco Memphis and Newark aiming to fill gaps from funding cuts with an active participatory music curriculum.
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Britney Spears to quit revealing images after Esquire cover
Britney Spears says she will stop the topless and revealing photo stunts, noting she felt weird after the Esquire shoot and consumed eight Red Bulls before the decision. She tells Newsweek for its November 3 issue that she is over the provocative phase and plans to dress more conservatively for a while.
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