Baylor Student Visits England on Summer Study Trip
Baylor University student Cecile Montgomery recounts a month long study tour with 71 peers and four professors visiting London ports across England Ireland Scotland and Wales. They toured Westminster Abbey St Pauls Cathedral the British Museum Tate Gallery Windsor Castle Stonehenge and the Tower of London, saw Paris landmarks, and attended plays and ballets while noting English courtesy and low crime.
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Cecile Montgomery
England
Baylor University
Dallas
London
Miss Montgomery
Westminister Abbey
St. Paul’s Cathedral
British Museum
Tate Gallery
Old Bailey Law Courts
Portsmouth
Oxford
Stratford On Avon
Greenwich
Salisbury
Stonehenge
Windsor Castle
Paris
Eiffel Tower
Napoleon’s Tomb
Notre Dame
Louvre
Versailles
Ann Landers Advice Column Captures Teen, Marriage Struggles
Letters reveal concerns from a teen fearing neglectful parents to a wife coping with a husband’s late nights at bars and a family fighting over pot versus alcohol. The column urges counseling for the marriage and warns about marijuana’s risks, ending with an invitation to order Ann Landers dating guidance.
Parable of the Fig Tree in the Vineyard
A parable about a fig tree planted in a vineyard that bears no fruit. The owner orders it cut down but the dresser asks to shelter it another year, digging about it and dunging it, hoping it will bear fruit. If not, it will be cut down.
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Miss Montgomery
England
Baylor
Dallas
Ann
Mind and body exercises ease executive stress study
Dr William T Kennedy of Harvard Medical School told AMA s 50th Annual Human Resources Conference that about 20 minutes daily of mind and body practices can relieve pressures that hinder productivity and creativity. He listed stress factors including time management travel work relations staffing and time for self.
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New York
American Management Association
William T. Kennedy
Kennedy
Harvard Medical School
AMA
Energy saving devices for tougher gas bills
Hundreds of energy saving devices hit the market as natural gas and electricity costs rise. Attic insulation and ventilation cut heat loss while reducing condensation. flow control shower heads save hot water. clock type thermostats cut energy use when no one is home. weatherstripping and leaky faucet repairs lower monthly bills. several items cost under $50 and are DIY friendly.
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