Lubbers fifth in six man finals of interst ate oratorical meet
In 1953 Don Lubbers of Hope College placed fifth in the six man finals of the 68th annual men's contest of the Interstate Oratorical Association at Northwestern University. The six finalists were chosen from 13 contestants after two Wednesday preliminaries.
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Don Lubbers
Hope College
Interstate Oratorical Association
Northwestern University
Lubbers
God and Joe College
Zeeland Hospital births april 5 2018 notice
On april 5 2018 at Zeeland Hospital Spectrum Health announced the birth of Azaliah Grace to Korin and Thomas Suggitt of Grand Rapids and Violet Jean Syswerda to Holly Syswerda Happily Nguyen of Byron Center. On april 6 2018 a son was born to Amy and Paul Prince of Grand Haven.
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Korin
Thomas Suggitt
Grand Rapids
Violet Jean Syswerda
Holly Syswerda
Aay Happily Nguyen
Byron Center
Ason
Cna Glenn
Amy
Paul Prince
Grand Haven
AAUW to Learn About Birds of Prey in Holland
The Holland Association of University Women meets at 3 30 p m Thursday April 19 at the Outdoor Discovery Center 4214 56th St Holland The program Outdoor Discovery Center and Birds of Prey will be presented by Lynn Kotecki The ODC houses 12 permanently injured birds and aims to connect people with nature AAUW invites new members and guests For information call 269 751 8563
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Holland Association of University Women
Outdoor Discovery Center
56Th St
Holland
Birds of Prey
Lynn Kotecki
ODC
AAUW
Vitamin supplements overhyped despite weak evidence says experts
Dr. Martha Gulati and other physicians note early hopes from vitamin E and folic acid faded after trials showed no heart protection and potential risks. Surveys show many Americans, especially seniors, regularly take supplements. Experts caution that most research supports meeting needs via food rather than pills, though some still defend multivitamins for "insurance."
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Martha Gulati
Gulati
University of Arizona College of Medicine
Phoenix
Gallup
Journal of Nutrition
JoAnn Manson
Boston
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Manson
U.S
National Institutes of Health
Alice Lichtenstein
Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy
Tufts University
Catherine Price
Price
Kramer
Walter Willett
Harvard
T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Willett
Saving a racist family photo for history and context
Dear Amy answers readers on whether to keep an old 1934 Halloween office party photo showing racism, advising donation to an archive such as Harvard's Image of the Black in Western Art to place it in context and teach history.
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Amy
PBS
Gates
Harvard University
oDet
Community College
Tie
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