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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1981
Page
6
A reader recalls a comical poem about finals and study stress from junior high. The note asks to share the poem again for finals prep and light humor amid late nights with exams looming.
Dear Dr Donohue urges year round conditioning for pitchers, with off season strength work and shoulder flexibility. He lists warm ups, stretches and gradual spring throwing, plus a hot shower pre-throw to prevent overuse injuries and outlines gradual progress based on prior conditioning. He notes some pitchers refer to their arms as soup bones and cautions against misusing protein for muscle gain.
A Friday May 29 seminar at Garden City Community College asks registered nurses social workers and other interested people to learn crisis intervention for domestic violence. Six hours of continuing education are approved by the Kansas State Board of Nursing and State Social Work Licensing Board. Presenters include Mary Helene Hopponen Jeane Currey and Gayle Atchison. Registration 10 preregistration 12.50 at the door. Rosalie Holland oversees nursing education and provides contact details.
Nine year old Craig Silverstein designed a program to aid memorizing multiplication and learns coordinate geometry through it. Fifth grader Judy Wood built a quiz program about city names and a US map while singing America the Beautiful. At a regional computer contest, 70 students demonstrated skills, with educators noting computers help with tasks like square roots and geography while urging balanced use of technology in classrooms.
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