Saudi teen Huda Duhaiby finds English thinking at Lawrence High
Huda Duhaiby a Lawrence High School junior from Jeddah Saudi Arabia describes rapid English immersion after arriving with her brother Zuhair from KU. She lives in Oliver Hall at KU and notes dorm quiet hours, the lively American social scene, and plans to study pediatrics at KU after graduation.
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Lawrence High School
Huda Duhaiby
Huda
Jeddah
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Zuzu
Kansas University
Mt. Oread
U.S
London
New York
Kansas City
Max Stalcup
LHS
Frank Greene
Lebanon
Oliver Hall
Alfred Gallup
Gallup
Cindy
Arabia
Desert
Oasis
Red Sea
Zuhair
Ellsworth Hall
California
Texas
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Jeff Allen
Bob Stan
Boy Found At Drive-In Is Returned Unharmed
A 5 year old boy wandering at a Clayton Missouri drive-in Friday was reunited with his parents after a juvenile court meeting. Officials found no neglect in the temporary incident. The Hayden family from Venice California, with seven siblings, reported the boy missing Saturday morning after police were alerted.
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Clayton, Mo
Simon Hayden Jr
Simon Hayden
Venice
Designing Themselves Off the Map British Bubble Could Burst
London fashion scene shows teen designers amassing wealth and influence while critics warn self feeding trends may stifle originality. Twiggy and Kathy Mae Gowan exemplify youth fame, Mary Quant remains an enduring innovator as Carnaby Street wanes and King's Road booms. Real estate values surge along King's Road as boutiques flourish amid shifting fashion capitals.
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London
Old City
Britain
Savile Row
the Tailor and Cutter
Twiggy
Kathy MaeGowan
Carnaby Street
Taylor
Mary Quant
King’s Road
Bohemian
Chelsa
Officers Given More Freedom
In an 8-1 decision the Supreme Court expanded police authority to seize evidence from a suspect's home for use at trial. The ruling rejected the old 1921 distinction between mere evidence and other forms, stating the distinction rests on premises no longer accepted under the Fourth Amendment. Justice Brennan wrote for the majority.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan Jr
Marijuana questions from a teen student
A 17 year old asks about marijuana's risks. Dear Ann Landers notes it can cause psychological dependence and may lead to stronger drugs, and possessing it is a crime. The reply urges real-world problem solving over fantasy escape.
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Veronica
Princeton
Rutgers
Brown
Dartmouth
Harvard
Back Bay
Betty
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