G rated films show alcohol and tobacco use in many titles
A Harvard review of 81 G rated animated features from 1937 to 2000 finds about half depict alcohol or tobacco use. The study notes a downward trend in newer films and urges parental discussion of risks though many titles still lack portrayal of long term consequences.
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Chicago
Kimberly Thompson
Fumio Yokota
Harvard School of Public Health
Yokota
Notre Dame
Walt Disney Co
Motion Picture Association of America
Sherlock Holmes
David Walsh
The
National Institute On Media and the Family
Fun and games at Bow Island Library Children’s Festival
Bow Island Library hosts a family festival at Centennial Park on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free with donations welcome. Performances start at 12:30 featuring Al Simmons Paul Isaac and Paul Hann plus dancing by Three Left Feet. Activities include sidewalk chalk clay leather work street hockey and bubble station with a Science Alberta tabloid exhibit and a Medicine Hat Astronomy Club sun trip. Call 545-2828 for details.
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Bow Island Library
Centennial Park
al Simmons
Paul Isaac
Paul Hann
Science Alberta
Science
Medicine Hat
Earth
Bow Island
Teens Through Time Show Shifts In Attitudes And Risks
Sociologist Reginald Bibby charts 25 years of teen trends in Canada. Youth today show more positive racial and religious attitudes and stable marriage views, but violence and drug use persist. family upbringing and willpower shape teen choices as education and jobs remain central concerns.
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Toronto
Alberta
Reginald Bibby
University of Lethridge
Alta
Bibby
Canada
Stoddart
Tabor
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