Celebrities praise Catcher in the Rye amid retreat musings
Marsha Henry Goff muses on why celebrities name Catcher in the Rye as a favorite book while evaluating the pressure to seem intelligent. The piece weaves in reactions to retreats and a Twain anecdote about ostentatious behavior, questioning why people, even noncelebrity readers, seek approval.
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Art Buchwald
Roger Ebert
James Belushi
Puhleese
City Hall
TanTara
Rick
PTA
Roberta
Las Vegas
Europe
Mark Twain
Twain
Mark
Buchwald
Ebert and
Belushi
Weekend getaway packing tips from Lucky magazine
June Lucky magazine offers packing guides for beach city and country trips. A beach duffel should hold slipdresses head scarf sea hair solution mini-heel thongs drawstring pants tropical tote tankini sun screen and lightweight flip flops. For city trips overnighter bag should include a ladylike sweater black blouse tank top and sparkly skirt with accessories like an envelope clutch sandals and hoop earrings. Country weekend requires denim pedal pushers gauze shirt cropped khakis a Western top and a cowboy hat.
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Lucky Magazine
Lucky
Red and white outfits praised for snappy summer styles
InStyle editors tout red and white as a cheerful summer look. They favor red clamdiggers with lobster-lined totes, a checked sundress, or a pearl white camisole with crimson stitching. Younger women can wear brighter prints, while those over 30 balance red with white pieces. Brown accessories and white sandals complete the look.
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InStyle Magazine
InStyle
Drama therapy helps teens at Bert Nash center
Fourteen year old Joshua Graves participates in Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center’s Therapeutic Classroom where drama therapy offers an escape from worries and a chance to express feelings through acting and poetry. The program serves 13 to 18 year olds from the Lawrence district using arts to explore behavior and cope with adolescence. Andrew Findley, 16, uses drawing to vent emotions and depict sci fi figures, while educator Lanell Finneran emphasizes arts as a path to self discovery and managing mood and identity amid peer pressures.
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Joshua Graves
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center
Joshua
Lanell Finneran
Bert Nash
Finneran
Lawrence
Andrew Findley
Lawrence High School
Poster unveil benefit honors Wayne Wildcat artist
A benefit event unveiling a poster by Lawrence artist Wayne Wildcat runs Friday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on the Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center second floor at 200 Maine Street. Wildcat's 19th annual Mental Health Month print titled Moon Dance is exhibited nationwide. For details call Bert Nash at 830-1795.
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Lawrence
Wayne Wildcat
Bert Nash
Maine St
Wildcat
United States
Creative arts aid mentally ill express, say experts
Mentally ill individuals struggle to verbalize thoughts and feelings, turning to dance, music, drama, painting, and writing to express themselves. Diane Whitten of Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center notes creativity can alter physiology by releasing endorphins and boosting the immune system, while art also provides social connection beyond therapy.
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Diane Whitten
Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center
Whitten
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