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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2006
Page
6
Lawrence High School seniors Brandy Stratton and Laura Parkinson discuss metallics as an eye catching accessory trend. Brandy bought a gold purse to stand out from dark outfits while emphasizing practical, affordable silver bronze tones.
Students share tips on accessorizing to brighten outfits. Sophomores Trisha McElfresh and Jasmine Al Mulki suggest color, coordination, and scarves. Juniors Taylor McIntyre Lilly Duermeier and Adam Long add jewelry belts hats pins and bold pieces to transform looks.
The Amadeus Trio Marian Hahn Timothy Baker and Jeffrey Solow give a 730 PM recital at Baker University's Rice Auditorium as the final 2005 2006 Artist and Lecture Series program. The program includes Turina Smetana and Mendelssohn trios with admission 15 for adults 10 for youths and tickets from local banks or via Susan Buehler.
The piece analyzes why teens self harm, separating motives into two groups: inwardly driven mood swings and outward rebel seeking attention. It stresses early therapy, parental involvement, and supportive peer action, noting long term scarring but low suicide risk, with advice from Dr Wes Crenshaw and Marissa Ballard.
Assistant city editor Joel Mathis shares a personal hospital experience with kidney stones in a candid, humorous voice. He describes fear before treatment, the relief of diagnosis, and the intense misery of stones, praising LMH staff and urging hydration to prevent recurrence while noting comfort from morphine.
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