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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2007
Page
11
Freshmen at South Junior High School share opinions on the new building. Hallie Clark says the windows are a bright change, while Matt Fish prefers the old round design no longer present. Students note more windows, air conditioning, larger rooms, two stories, and easier wayfinding, with some nostalgia for the old layout.
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Victoria Gilman, a West Junior High School freshman and Angle member, praises the Journal World teen advisory board. Meetings include junk food, brainstorming, interviews with Journal World staff, tours, podcasts, and hands on journalism practice. The program provides real publishing experience, boosts college applications, and attracts youth writers from grades 6 to 12.
Krista Jobst, a Tonganoxie High School senior, shares experiences from Kansas University’s Dole Institute program. The Youth Civic Leadership Institute invited 45 high school seniors statewide for a three day session July 11 to 13, focusing on voting, immigration, health care, and civic responsibility with room and board provided.
Dr Wes Crenshaw offers guidance on coping with parental divorce and its impact on teenagers Julia Davidson a Bishop Seabury Academy junior weighs in acknowledging the stress while noting most divorces involve parents not children. Therapy and open communication are advised to minimize harm and maintain family focus during tough times.
TheMealsTogether.com contest offers five families $5000 college scholarships and forty first prize cookout carry-alls. Tips urge making mealtime a family tradition with weekly shared meals and teamwork. Learn napkin folds to dress the table. Deadline October 31.
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