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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1976
Page
6
A revived craze hits Lincoln as students practice hoops for a November 6 contest in Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium. The event is part of City Fest 76 marking the Bicentennial with activities from November 5 to 7. Tribune photographer Steve Noffke captured Lincoln Junior High students hooping in sunny October weather.
Malcolm F Crawford of Ernst Van Praag advises women aiming for executive roles to craft concise resumes highlighting key admin experience and avoid emulating men. Sheath pages with white space and buff stationery, while staying professional in dress and demeanor. Crawford notes more women moving into marketing, product management, and mid-level roles, with top jobs often filled by internal promotions.
Betty Miller argues that focus on deaf learners' disabilities obscures abilities. At Pennsylvania State University she studied Deaf Students as Artists for her doctoral thesis in art education. Miller, an associate professor at Gallaudet College, credits deaf learners as artists and educators in her research.
The Tribune corrected an engagement announcement for Diane Jean Stone and John Louis Endris noting that an incorrect address was given for Miss Stone. The piece also describes Stone’s project with four deaf Gallaudet students and two assistants exploring art and sign language to help deaf students express themselves artistically and psychologically.
Holly Truax and Donald McKeeth wed October 16 at Living Hope Lutheran Church Ettrick officiated by Rev Doug Brandt. Parents are Mr and Mrs Kenneth Truax of Ettrick and Mr and Mrs Donald R McKeeth of Galesville. Attendants were Mrs David Andersen and Daniel Schreiner. The couple will reside in Galesville.
A satire of domestic life follows a wife as she plans a romantic dinner for Fred, detailing her overbearing thoughts, paranoid husband, and a chaotic evening from 4:30 p.m. to 7:10 p.m. Field Enterprises inc.
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