A Place for Alma Mater At Games
Editorial suggests moving Alma Mater to immediately after The Star Spangled Banner at basketball and football games to keep all students in the stands. The aim is to have the song heard by everyone and played at every game, avoiding players hearing a muted or funeral mood and reducing exiting during the tune.
Halloween Dilemma in Sunday Times and Temptations
By Vickie Pasley Devilment on Sunday. Ghosts goblins and wit ches galore spark a Sabbath question. Will trick or treaters behave or break the rules. Freshly taught and cleansed from Sunday School, will restraint prevail or will pranks unfold. The piece notes church affairs may boost treats and ends with a playful reference to the Great Pumpkin.
Rigbys Pioneer Pioneers Camp at Lake Welch New York
Mrs Barbara Rigby drama instructor at MHS and her family camp near New York City during Mr Rigby's Bellevue Hospital assignment. They stayed in a tent trailer at Lake Welch with limited facilities and no running water beyond the shower room, facing rain and a small tornado while Timmy charmed other campers.
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Timmy
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James Taylor rises in rock with quiet guitar sound
The article profiles James Taylor, a rising star noted for quiet acoustic music contrasting with heavy rock acts. It traces his rise from Apple to Warner Brothers, hit albums Sweet Baby James and Mud Slide Slim, hit singles Fire and Rain and You've Got a Friend, and his growing influence on fans and charts.
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Black Sabbath
James Taylor
Madison Square Garden
Los Angeles Forum
Apple
Warner Brothers
Sweet Baby James
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