Mothers publish paper for young readers in Frederick
Three mothers Amy Lewis Kate Rothwell and Leslie Ruby launched Kids News a 28 page tabloid style paper for ages 5 to 14. It blends national and local news games art and a calendar with local ads and a mail subscription option. The duo behind Silly Soup Publications say the bi monthly paper aims to foster a local Frederick feel and invites reader submissions while planning future issues and interviews with notable figures.
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Frederick
Amy Lewis
Kate Rothwell
Leslie Ruby
Kids News
Lewis
Ruby
Frederick’s Child
Frederick Keys
Michael Jordan
Chicago Bulls
Kiddom
Rothwell
Montgomery County
Silly Soup Publications
Kathy Whyte
Kids’ News
North Carolina
KNN
Lewistown
Scorch
Popular Culture Studies at Bowling Green expands global view
Bowling Green State University hosts the nation’s sole department devoted to popular culture, studying everything from folklore to TV comedies. Chairman Christopher Geist notes globalization multiplies American shows abroad, while critics warn Westernization overwhelms local media. The program, founded in 1973, has produced many graduates and now enrolls 45 to 50 majors with 12 to 15 new grads yearly.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Sears
Christopher Geist
Geist
Bowling Green State University
Ment of Popular Culture
Europe
Laverne and Shirley
Hill Street Blues
Anna Mihalega
Jack Nachbar
Ray Browne
Flags Bring Style and Status to Suburban Homes
In St Louis area neighborhoods, upscale homeowners embrace seasonal banners on flagpoles, changing with the calendar from jack o lanterns to hearts. Neighbors debate taste and expense while vendors report wide appeal and rising sales, with flags costing under 40 dollars including pole and bracket.
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George B
St. Louis
George
Barry Gordon
Barry
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