Finalists named for 2001 Lawrence County Outstanding Young Woman
The 2001 finalists from Union Mohawk New Castle Shenango Laurel Lincoln Kennedy Christian and other schools were selected following judging. The program on September 9 at George Washington Intermediate will be hosted by Kylee DeNome with Marjorie Rapp as choreographer and Rosanne C. Palladino as chairwoman. Cindy Connolly Moore will serve as mistress of ceremonies.
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Lawrence County
Christa Fotia
Lincoln High School
Sara Gadwell
Union
Jennifer Hankey
Kennedy Christian High School
Jennifer Holzhauser
Laurel High School
Kelly Hynal
Laurel
Alissa Lemmon
Lincoln
Serena Sennett
Katie McKissick
Cynthia McMillin
Ashley Neve
Shenango
Jennifer Piscitella
Mohawk
Kari Pitzer
New Castle
Jodi Ramsey
Stephanie Sadler
Serena Santillo
Kennedy Christian
Dana Wagner
George Washington Intermediate School
Kylee DeNome
Marjorie Rapp
Emily Butch
Rosanne C. Palladino
Cindy Connolly Moore
Shenango Graduate Steven Celli Receives Edith Cleaveland Fellowship
Shenango High School honor graduate Steven G. Celli of Ellwood City was awarded the Edith Cleaveland Fellowship Scholarship from Quota International of New Castle. He received a certificate and $1,000 to study at Gallaudet University in Washington DC, where he will major in business administration and play football as a freshman.
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Steven G. Celli
Shenango High School
Edith Cleaveland
Quota International of
New Castle
Celli
George
Jody Celli
Gallaudet University
Washington, D.C
Ellwood City
Quota
Union High School
Kristin Cox
Point Park College
the News
Dinner to address study tips for youngsters
Dr. S. Erzurum of The Woman's Health Center hosts an education dinner for parents at 2623 Wilmington Road from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Aug. 31. The seminar covers seven study tips to boost interest, handle material difficulties, combat boredom, expand vocabulary, and build good study habits. A light dinner is provided, seating limited, and attendance is free with RSVP by Aug. 20 at 658-5300.
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S. Erzurum
The
Woman’s Health Center
Wilmington Road
Erzurum
Admissions numbers soar at Westminster College
Westminster College reports record interest with more than 350 new students expected on August 25. The incoming class averages an SAT near 1100 and a 3.4 GPA, while overall enrollment may rise 4 percent with graduate and Lifelong Learning programs included. The admissions office logged about 20,000 inquiries last year and 17,000 juniors are already inquiring for fall 2001.
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Westminster
Westminster College
Liberal Arts
Office of Admissions
SRU Plans 10 Day French Cities Tour This July
Slippery Rock University announces a non credit international studies trip from July 9 to 18 visiting Paris Chartres Avignon Nimes Aix en Provence and the chateaux country with a Monaco visit and Versailles optional side trip Dr Hannah Zinni leads the tour open to students and others interested in French culture costs 1721 for students 1936 for 25 plus double occupancy sign up by Aug 30 contact Zinni at 738 2402
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Paris
Chartres
Vice
France
Slippery Rock University
Pittsburgh
Avignon
Nimes
Aix-en-Provence
Chateaux
Monaco
Versailles
Hannah Zinni
SRU
Doctor Erzurum launches Do A Good Deed Essay Contest
Dr S Erzurum of The Woman's Health Center sponsors a national Do A Good Deed Essay Contest for under 21s. Essays describe deeds, motivations, and outcomes with winners chosen by Erzurum and DoctorRelation.com. prize includes a computer and two years of free Internet service. The next prize date and online registration are provided.
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Dr. S. Erzurum
Woman’s Health Center
Physicians
DoctorRelation.com
Erzurum
Tia Oshop
New Galilee
Roeng
Doctortion.com
Punctuation Fortunes and Dickens Possessives
The article surveys possessive forms for names ending in s and z, noting rules have shifted toward reflecting spoken English. It cites Chicago Manual guidance, AP practice, Times idiosyncrasies, and calls for punctuation that aids clarity while preserving style.
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Dickens
Thackeray
Chicago Manual of Style
Amy Einsohn
Jonas
New Yorker
Williams
Washington Post
Hoskins
New Republic
Paula
Jones
Waters
PD. James
Higgins
Time Magazine
Supreme Court
Congress
Hopkins
Disillusioned youth seeks simpler life and work balance
In a readers’ column, a 19 year old probes burnout from a nine to six job and a cluttered, gadget driven era while weighing a move to reduced hours or France’s 35 hour work week. The piece also tackles teen fashion and street harassment with pragmatic coping guidance.
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Noah
Times
France
California Vacation Haunts Beach Heats and Disneyland Visit
A traveler recalls Huntington Beach and Venice Beach quirks with sun drenched humor. Disneyland California Adventures expansion delays, parking woes, and a $42 admission are noted alongside playful contrasts between tourists and locals. The piece closes with a nod to a Union High School graduate interning at The News.
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Huntington Beach
Ruby’s
Venice Beach
Huntington
Disneyland
Park
Hollow Diet and Movie Picks Spoil a Weekend
A vague college breakfast joke runs through a light review roundup. The writer mocks cafeteria staples and favors unrelated films Space Cowboys and Coyote Ugly while dismissing Hollow with a six out of ten. The Replace ments review is teased for next week.
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Paul Verhoeven
Polite Wilmington riders win Good Rider awards
The Wilmington Area School District and Moore Transportation honored ten bus riders in the Good Rider Program. Seven prize winners earned $50 savings bonds, two won $25 savings certificates, and three grand prize winners received $150 gift certificates. Local sponsors provided the monthly awards and banks funded the prizes.
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Wilmington Area
Moore Transportation
Daniel Cowan
Meegan Rudzik
Emily Romeo
Frederick Difiore
Ashley Piper
Lindsay McCoy
Tami Joki
Jason McFarland
Lisa Anderson
Heather Stoner
Domino’s
Giant Eagle
McDonald’s
Pizza Hut
Wendy’s
National City Bank
Peoples Bank
Sky Bank
First National Bank of
Slippery Rock
Gary
Susan Moore
Tiger Woods Rise to Golf Greatness and Pop Culture Icon
The 4A 10m pages discuss Tiger Woods as a rising golf phenom coached by his father, claimed as a children’s hero and celebrity champion. Also covered are Playstation game Spyro Ripto’s Rage with its new controls, plaid fashion trends for back to school, and the evolving sense of the word sound in a weekly youth column.
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Tiger Woods
Tiger
Playstation
Spyro
Ripto
Plaid
Young People’s Press
North American Youth Service
Scripps Howard News Service
Ypp
Crue From Page 9 Solos and Nostalgic Tracks
A critical take on Crue from page 9 notes mixed memories from the past. The reviewer calls the music stupid cheesy and not the worst, citing tracks like Dragstrip Superstar Treat Me Like the Dog I Am and a remake of White Punks on Dope as unpleasant flashbacks in an unsavory trip down memory lane.
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Tor
Memory Lane
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Stephanie Cubeilis
New Castle High School
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Connie McMichael
Zinni
Des Moines
Dylan Thomas
Jasper Johns
Associated Press
New York Times
Virginia
Byrd
Tom
Harry
Scalia
Thomas
Breyer
Time
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Seattle
Las Vegas
Kansas
James Kilpatrick
Noah Landers
Julia Dow
Julia
Writeus
California
Polite
Wilmington
Crue
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