Teens Differ on Gun Numbers in Society Survey
Teenage Research Unlimited findings show teens largely feel there are too many guns in America. About 61 percent doubt video games cause teen violence, and over one third know someone shot. Claude Robinson notes concern while sponsoring programs on gun violence in schools. Margin of error is plus or minus 3 points.
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America
Teenage Research Unlimited
Northbrook
Claude Robinson
Uhlich Children's Home of
Chicago
Robinson
Nightmare Creatures I review: a bloody, flawed sequel
Herbert Wallace hunts the sorcerer Adam Crowley a century later in Nightmare Creatures I with ax wielding combat through gory monsters. Kalisto and Konami deliver grotesque visuals and fatalities but fail to improve pacing controls color and variety earning a middling C grade overall.
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Herbert Wallace
Adam Crowley
Wallace
Crowley
Activision
Kalisto
Konami
Fifteen year old Tony Georges directs Willy Wonka at Permian Playhouse
Tony Georges, 15, arrived from Midland to Odessa and directs Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at the Permian Playhouse. With an 8 p.m. show Friday through Sunday, and matinees July 29-30, he explains casting over 60 auditioned performers and fundraising to mount the production.
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Tony Georges
Odessa
Midland
Tony
Permian Playhouse
42Nd St
Willie Wonka and
the Chocolate Factory
Willie Wonka
Midland Community Theatre
Midland College
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at Permian Playhouse
Michelle Jennings Above presents a Permian Playhouse production featuring Charlie Bucket Austin Waldrop holding a golden ticket with director Tony Georges at left. Georges, a veteran of children's theater, discusses inspiration from his mother and advice for aspiring young performers. Call 362-2329 for ticket information.
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Charlie Bucket
Austin Waldrop
Permian Playhouse
Tony Georges
Robin Hood
Tony
Jennings
Permian High School
Cori Takemoto
Colleges bring digital video into dorm rooms nationwide
Chicago AP report notes colleges pilot high quality online video networks in dorms linking to Internet2. Northwestern builds a 2 million system to stream lectures to 6,000 students with real time and on demand viewing plus Spanish French German content. Other campuses, including University of Pennsylvania, plan dorm wiring by 2002 as professors and students experiment with interactive video and text files.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Mort Rahimi
Northwestern
Rahimi
University of Pennsylvania
Janet Poley
American Distance Education Consortium
Lincoln
Neb
Poley
Anton
Gregory Jackson
University of Chicago
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