Teens show little desire for a place in history
A survey of youths finds 64.1 percent have no favorite historical figure. Those naming figures highlight Helen Keller Hank Aaron Julius Caesar Abraham Lincoln and Kennedy among others. Over 72 percent say having a place in history isn’t important, while about half enjoy history in school and favor modern historical milestones like space travel and Vietnam War outcomes.
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Rev Staggs
Fayetteville
Ark
Helen Keller
Bill Byrnes
Cleveland
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Hank Aaron
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Dallas
Tex
Lucie Salvail
Tracy
Quebec
Cathy Smith
Ash Grove
Julius Caesar
Marguerite Saacks
Metairie
Abraham Lincoln
Robert Jammarino
Mayfield Heights
Scott Meeker
Queens
N.Y
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U.S.A
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Hope Jacobs
Framingham
Mass
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Selman City
Tony Alverez
New York
Third director chosen at Boys Town Nebraska
Rev. Robert Hupp named as the third director of Boys Town in Omaha Neb after Monsignor Nicholas Wegner. Bishop Daniel Sheehan announced the selection noting Hupp’s Catholic youth work background and long service with the facility since 1921.
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Edward Upi
Flanagan
Omaha Arch
Daniel Sheehan
Robert Hupp
Msgr
Nicholas Wegner
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