Dreamers nurture creativity in children and society
Texas A&M Extension specialist Jane Fleischer argues dreamers are creative people who drive growth. She says children naturally imagine and should be allowed to explore while learning reality, using art materials and exploration to develop independence, confidence, and emotional expression.
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College Station
Jane Fleischer
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
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Nail Sculptor of Rome Amble Sonaglia Showcases Nails
In a Rome studio-workshop Amble Sonaglia carves nails into figurines and religious pieces. His Way of the Cross collection includes Madonnas angels and mirror frames. He recently found two century old nails and created Flight Into Egypt presented to Pope Paul VI.
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Amble Sonaglia
Rome
Sonaglia
Egypt
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Practicing being blind offers Brenda Foley a new view
Brenda Foley, a Trinity University student, wears a blindfold for six hours daily to experience life as a temporarily blind person. She learns breakfast routines, navigation, and social cues, noting heightened senses and increased awareness despite occasional bruises and staffer concern. She will resume sight after a college production of Wait Until Dark.
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John Lumpkin
Associated Press
San Antonio, Tex
Brenda Foley
Brenda
Frederick Knott
Trinity University
Austin
Redfish decline eyed by Texas biologists at Rockport
Texas Parks and Wildlife marine biologists warn redfish numbers may be down though no definitive studies prove it. They note fewer large bull redfish on Gulf beaches, with factors including water quality, shoreline development, dredging, and noise from coastal traffic possibly driving fish deeper.
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Tex
Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
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