Barbara Jean Davis Aims For Rotary Fellowship In Paris
Barbara Jean Davis, a Scripps College graduate and Lone Beach State University MFA candidate, seeks Rotary International graduate fellowships, competing with 30,912 entrants. She will study at Atelier 17 in Paris, live with a French family, and broaden her art career while teaching and creating prints.
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Secrets of a coffee roaster reveals heavy red unit and expert tips
The article tours a small gourmet shop with a 340 pound capacity Army roaster on display, noting co managers Mike Sheldrake and Alan McKay view it as a conversation piece while they offer 21 varieties. It explains roasting steps, cooling, grind, water quality and warns against overbuying beans.
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Letter to researchers from a skeptical rat lover at Wit's End
A humorous long letter denounces research claims about rats dying from common stimuli. The writer demands a meeting with the rats, mocking experiments and imagining a beached blond rat with lipstick to illustrate skepticism about disease prevention claims and life extension. The plea ends with a quirky request for a final, smiling rat encounter.
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Etiquette guide for chewing gum in daily life
The article counts gum chewing as an art taught by parents at home and outlines rules for disposal, quiet chewing, and appropriate venues. It notes gum should be wrapped and trash discarded, warns against noisy or public displays, and preserves manners in work, sports, travel, and church settings.
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