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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2002
Page
27
Amy Elliott 17 and Michael Day 16 along with Deshana Allen 17 from Washington area schools discuss a likely purchase of Nike tennis shoes. The brief exchange centers on youth opinions and brand interest in athletic footwear.
Jefferson High School hosts its eighth annual band invitational titled A Contest of Champions at 7 p.m. Saturday in Kingston Stadium Cedar Rapids featuring Cedar Rapids Washington High School and other groups. Tickets are 5 dollars for adults and 2 dollars for students and seniors. Information at 319 558 2435.
Sixth annual Indoor Marching Band Classic starts 7 p.m. October 28 at the U S Cellular Center Cedar Rapids featuring Jefferson Kennedy Linn Mare Marion Prairie Washington and Xavier high schools plus the University of Iowa Hawkeye Marching Band. Tickets 8 in advance 9 at door. Patti Scheel contact. Jefferson HS hosts free vocal concert October 24. Keith Connerly to receive Eagle Scout award at Longbranch on Sunday. he is Kennedy HS senior and Troop 34 member with 21 merit badges and an Eagle project at Wshers Ferry Village.
A dating column offers practical steps to heal after a breakup with guidance on managing emotions, rebuilding routine, and seeking support. Tips include setting boundaries, focusing on self care, and gradually expanding social activities to regain confidence.
The Gazette notes teens spend about 172 billion annually on goods with one third on clothes, a vibrant market for retailers. Prairie High School students like Joe Zlatohlavek and Amanda Dianella weigh name brands against comfort and price while secondhand stores such as Stuff Etc. cater to demand for GAP Old Navy and other labels among hundreds of teen shoppers weekly.
Eat up Ashley Peery, 16, a Linn-Mar High School student, serves a salad to school board members Erik Miles and Joe Pacha during a October 3 meeting. The salad is the second course of a four course meal by Peery and classmates from a Quantity Meals class that caters lunch for district staff each Tuesday and Thursday in the first quarter.
Parenting magazine survey results show 36 percent support yearly testing in every grade while 31 percent want tests abolished. An additional 25 percent support testing at various levels from elementary to high school and 8 percent advocate testing only in higher grades. Gazette wire reports.
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