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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1998
Page
7
Experts debate steps to protect endangered species including habitat restoration, anti-poaching efforts, and captive breeding. Proposals for zoos emphasize naturalistic enclosures, larger spaces, enrichment, and veterinary care to better reflect wild conditions and reduce stress on animals.
Student commentary disputes March article on lunch rules at Frederick youth post. They cite fights during 7th grade lunch, potential recess suspension, seating in alphabetical order, and cafeteria timing issues. Critics warn policies burden teachers and supervisors and hurt learning time.
Brittany Outrow argues against deer hunting citing cruelty and the loss of nature created by God. She notes deer threaten crops and questions whether trees are needed for deer food, urging compassion for animals.
The Frederick Arts Council sponsors a National Dance Week art competition tied to the Frederick DanceFest on May 2 at the Weinberg Center. Open to Frederick County students K through 12, entries must express the theme Dance the Rhythm of Life and be submitted by April 17. Prizes include tickets to the event, a Dance Fest 1998 shirt, and donations from Frame Rack.
Senior David Roscoe won a four year Maryland state scholarship by writing an essay on Frederick Douglass. He credits his English teacher Matthew Gay for guiding him to the contest and plans to study teaching or therapy. Roscoe argues Douglass’ challenge to racial superiority remains relevant and urges peers to pursue higher education.
Students across flyweight junior and senior ranks earned their next belt and a certificate after testing. Participants included Ryan Skinner Alyssa Skinner Taylor Donoghue Michael Cahill Kevin Bradley Casey Umbert Nicholas Place Jesse Henderson Matt Schroeder Jason Hoke Patrick Cahill Scott McDonough Sean McDonough and Ken McDonough.
Three Frederick County Career and Technology Center students earned medals at the VICA Regional Competitions held at Southern High School in Oakland Massachusetts. Brett Brown a Frederick High junior took first in carpentry while Kevin Sharrer a Catoctin High senior and Doug Burras a Frederick High junior each earned second in carpentry and home improvement respectively. Additional center students won local medals and will advance to the April 4 state competitions in Hagerstown.
The Most CARING Coach contest recognizes coaches devoted to helping kids succeed on and off the field. Honorees gain national exposure in USA Weekend and a $500 team or charity grant. Nominations open to all amateur coaches via The Frederick News Post promotions dept, with forms due by April 3.
Twin Ridge Elementary hosts a Math and Science Extravaganza on April 16 and 17 to enrich and motivate students in math and science. Students from Singanore High School and some parents will help run activities at the school.
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