Night at the Races Benefits New Castle Band Boosters
The New Castle Band Boosters sponsor a Night at the Races this Saturday at the Cal ley Club on 211 E. Division St. Doors open 6 30 p m with post time at 7 30 p m Admission is 3 and includes refreshments and door prizes Tickets will be sold at the door. The event supports the band and community activities.
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E. Division St
Slippery Rock to mark MLK Day with Jim Lucas lecture
Slippery Rock University observes the Martin Luther King Jr holiday with a 7 p.m. lecture by Jim Lucas, famed for his one man portrayal Keeper of the Dream The Life and Times of Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr in the University Union multipurpose room. The MLK Speech Competition follows at 7 p.m. Jan 27 in Swope Music Hall.
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Slippery Rock University
Jim Lucas
Martin Luther King Jr
University Union
Swope Music Hall
Lawrence County Home Economics Scholarship Awarded
The annual Lawrence County Home Economics Association Scholarship awards $1000 to a Lawrence County resident enrolled in a four year degree program in family and consumer science food and nutrition clothing and textiles housing and interior design or hotel and restaurant management. Applications open to second semester sophomores and juniors. Call Barbara McMillin at 924 2981 for details. Deadline March 15.
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Lawrence County Home Economics Association
Lawrence County
Barbara McMillin
Latin Lives On as Lincoln Student Champions World Language Contest
Jerry George Cartwright III, a Lincoln High senior, mentors a revival of Latin at his school. He learned Latin alone after it was dropped from the curriculum and now prepares for SRU’s World Language Competition while pursuing French and other languages.
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Lincoln High School
Cartwright
Slippery Rock University
Lincoln High
Ralph DiCerbo
India
SRU
Jonica Walters
Lincoln
Kathleen Boykin
Walters
DiCerbo
Boykin
A. Dwight Castro
Westminster College
Tabor
Castro
Jesse Main
Westminster
Rhetorical questions shape tone in prose and media
The piece examines how brief questions sharpen writing across eras from Cicero and Shakespeare to modern journalism. It notes that short questions punch up impact, while longer poses dilute meaning, and cites examples from The New York Times and The Charlotte Observer to illustrate the technique.
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Caesar
New York Times
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