Nine to Five camp shapes future of Girl Scouts in Wichita
Kimberlee Bonnette of Syracuse recounts a weeklong Nine to Five camp in Golden Plains Council Wichita where she and other scouts learned business basics such as resumes, leadership styles, dining etiquette, and interview skills. The group toured Koch Industries with Susan Addington and visited the Center for Health and Wellness led by CEO Bev White.
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Nine to Five camp shows Girl Scouts shaping careers
A camp diary chronicles visits to Prairie State Bank Wichita Festivals Sunflower Travel A G Edwards Cox Communications and Greteman Group. Speakers include Shari Male Jill Docking Kimberly Edmunds Deanna Harms and Sonia Greteman as participants share insights on banking branding and female leadership.
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Turn cell phone off etiquette note from Washington AP
Washington AP reports widespread complaints about cell phone misuse in public spaces. Experts like Miss Manners condemn constant phone chatter while officials note efforts from signs in Metro to bans in churches and debates over airline use amid divided polls.
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Early Puberty Not Tied to Obesity Later in Girls
A study finds that while overweight girls reach puberty earlier, early puberty alone does not raise future obesity risk. Childhood overweight links to early menstruation and adult weight, while prepubertal slender girls show no increased obesity risk. Findings challenge prior claims and urge early obesity intervention in childhood.
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Rice genome sequenced promises faster crop gains
A multinational team from 10 countries has deciphered rice DNA, the first crop plant genome to be sequenced. The project, led by W Richard McCombie of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, aims to breed higher yields, better nutrition, and stronger disease resistance within about a decade, with results published in Nature.
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