Pressure for Grades Bother Most Teens
A survey of 1 251 teenagers shows 68 percent feel too much pressure from school. Over 94 percent say constant pressure is about grades with parents and teachers cited as main sources. Students offer varied ideas from reducing workload to letting them set own pace.
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President Johnson told journalism award recipients that news media have an important role in self analysis and understanding essential to democracy. He joked that advisers and his wife began in college papers and praised journalism as a profession vital to democracy.
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