Rites of passage in American youth culture
A critical look at U S rites of passage from work permits at fourteen to legal drinking at twenty one. The piece argues that US age-based milestones create a messy, illogical transition from childhood to adulthood, with conflicts over status and responsibility and contrasts with traditional initiations. Naomi Walcott writes for the Singapore High School newspaper.
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Church youth lead worship on Youth Sunday at Montgomery United Methodist
The Montgomery United Methodist Church in Damascus declares the fifth Sunday as Youth Sunday and lets youths lead worship. About 25 youths from Frederick, Montgomery, Carroll and Howard counties devised a creative program on January 29 including parables sung as musical numbers and a mime finale.
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Victor Cullen Marks Black History Month Observances
Victor Cullen Academy launches February events to honor Black History Month. Committee president Theodore Dawkins notes the month educates peers on famous Black leaders, while Daniel Ellis highlights motivation and awareness. Opening assembly on February 1 will feature speakers and a Black History themed talent show. Ms. Richardson leads art class Tshirt designs to keep the dream alive.
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