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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1994

Page

8

Smithsonian panel urged Hispanic studies overhaul findings

The Smith sonian Task Force on Latino Issues urged reform across the Smithsonian to improve Hispanic representation. Raul Yzaguirre criticizes denial of recognition while Constance Newman plans to consult museum directors before pursuing recommendations. The 17 member board, 6,000 staff, 162 Hispanics, and a proposed New York museum reflect broad changes sought.

Cial Raul V National of la Raza Smithsonian The Smithson Rassed Constance Newman

Sights on stars in a new era of planetariums

A Detroit News feature traces star watching from ancient animal hides to modern indoor domes. It contrasts Digistar and traditional projectors, notes color differences, and cites educators like Jeffrey Conn of Lansing Community College and MSU’s Horace Smith.

Jeffrey Conn Lansing, Mich Conn Digistar Horace Smith Michigan State University

Experts urge national campaign on SIDS sleep positions

Child health experts urge a national push to have infants sleep on their backs or sides rather than stomachs. The effort cites SIDS as a leading cause of infant death, with global trends showing lower SIDS rates when safe sleep positions are followed.

Chicago S.tate Child Health and Human Development Theirs Academy United States Britain Susan Orenstein Date U.S Seene

Joy boosts immune system for up to two days

New findings from Salah Stone of Stony Brook show pleasant daily events briefly strengthen immune response for two days while work stress mainly affects one day. The study tracked 100 men over three months, noting benefits from social and leisure activities such as fishing or jogging.

Amics Salah Stone State of New York Stony Brook Stone

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