Time Budget Helps Grades Across College Students
Washington AP reports Charles R. Holloway Jr of Portland, Oregon devised a time budgeting system for his sons to track hourly use during college breaks. After mapping 168 hours a week and allotting sleep meals church classes and social time, they identified 65 hours free for study. Results showed improved grades for his first son who followed the plan, while the second son also benefited, suggesting the method helps students with the capacity but poor time use.
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Washington
Charles R. Holloway Jr
Portland, Ore
Holloway
Fenwick High School News Roundup Highlighting Scholarships and Library Plans
Fenwick High School junior Ted Spellmire has been invited to apply for a Telluride scholarship with three six week summer schools at Cornell and Princeton. Forty eight students will win awards based on PSAT scores. The Fenwick Library enters final shelving phase with limited research use and planned book sales to fund new acquisitions. Journalists staff a bulletin board in study hall to feature extra subjects beyond Wick. News board staff and weekly editor roles to be organized after holidays. The Fenwick Jets Chapter for Engineering Society plans to wire the manger scene at Sunset Park. Fenwick graduate Tom Meehan leads the project. Argentina native Mrs. A Martinez teaches Argentine dances to Spanish students.
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Fenwick High School
Ted Spellmire
Theodore Spellmire
Telluride
Telluride Foundation
Cornell University
Princeton University
Fenwick
Librarian Club
Wick
News Board
Mary Alberta
Fenwick Jets
Engineering Technical Society
Sunset Park
Tom Meehan
Fenewick
A. Martinez
Argentina
Senior Jay Dobrozsi Honored in District and County Tests
Senior Jay Dobrozsi received honorable mention in both district and county Ohio General Scholarship Tests. Fellow seniors David Clark and Regina Enright also earned honorable mention in the county. Three Sisters of Charity plan a Dec 27 28 workshop at Mount St. Joseph on teaching literature with Father M Johnson Costelloe as principal speaker in five general sessions addressing moral aesthetic and juridical problems. Fred Sennett Middletown Journal police reporter and Fenwick English and speech teacher spoke to the sophomore journalism creative writing class Thursday.
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Jay Dobrozsi
Ohio
David Clark
Regina Enright
Sisters of Charity
Mary Alberta
Leo Margaret
Agnes Patrice
Mount St. Joseph
M. Johnson Costelloe
Creighton University
Fred Sennet
Middletown Journal
Fenwick
Journalism - Creatve
Jim Amatulli
Middletown High juniors elect officers and choruses
Middletown High School juniors elect officers led by Bob Cornella as president with Ellen Hayes, Connie Stubbs and Brenda Trusdell as officers. The operetta New Moon will feature three choruses split by gender with named members. school resumes January 2. A stray note mentions a turkey that drowns while hypnotized by head movement during drinking water.
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Bob Cornella
Middletown High School
Ellen Hayes
Connie Stubbs
Brenda Trusdell
Stephanie Bell
Cleo Vradelis
Dana Campbell
Carol Danner
Phyllis
Davidson
Judy Widener
Lynn Enneit
Kathy Cryer
Marilyn “Jeffries
Rob Ann Coughlen
Carole Marshall
Cheri Class
Sara Heffner
Melinda McGraw
De‘lana
Turkey
Open House At Fenwick High School Next Sunday
Fenwick High School graduates will attend an open house next Sunday at the new school on Manchester Road. John Rossi, president of the Alumni Association, says the program themed Decade of Distinction runs 12:30 to 1:30 open house 1:30 to 3 luncheon and social period and 3 to 4 business session. Former teachers, graduates, current faculty, and senior class members are expected. Rev. Lawrence Krusling will help show visitors the building. Reservations for the luncheon are to Rossi or Ruth Dobrozsi. Free baby sitting service provided.
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Fenwick High School
Manchester Road
John Rossi
Fenwick High School Alumni Association
Rossi
Lawrence Krusling
Ruth Dobrozsi
Dickens Revived Christmas Spirit with A Christmas Carol
The article notes Christmas observance waning when Charles Dickens wrote A Christmas Carol. It credits the tale with reviving cheer and recognizes Dickens as a key figure in shaping modern Christmas traditions.
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Charles Dickens
Dickens
Bethlehem Indiana Retains Charm Against Commercial Pressure
Bethlehem Indiana, celebrating its 150th anniversary, keeps its name free from commercialization despite growth in mail volume during Christmas. Postmaster Albert Matthews, in a tiny eight by eight foot post office inside his store, recalls the town’s port days and a commitment to hymn sings at the community church. The town, founded June 15, 1812 by W. C. Greenup on land owned by John Armstrong, has about 150 residents today with a post office in operation since 1827.
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Bethlehem, Ind
Ohio River
Albert Matthews
Bethlehem
Matthew
S. B. Smith
Matthews
Smith
W. C. Greenup
John Armstrong
Ft. Finney
Jeffersonville
Four Lincoln Shrines Mark His Kentucky Heritage
In Kentucky four historic sites honor Abraham Lincoln. Hodgenville preserves the birthplace cabin. Athertonville marks the boyhood home. Near Springfield sits his grandfather’s cabin. Harrodsburg hosts the cabin where his parents wed.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Hodgenville
Athertonville
Springfield
Harrodsburg
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