Teenagers unimpressed with a place in history
A survey shows 64.1 percent of teens have no favorite historical figure, while 95.5 percent name someone from the past. Respondents cite figures from Helen Keller to Julius Caesar and John F. Kennedy, with opinions split on whether history is well taught or significant events like the moon landing or Watergate shaped their view.
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Leo Staggs
Fayetteville, Ark
Helen Keller
Bill Byrnes
Cleveland
Ohio
Hank Aaron
Beethoven
Nicky B. Gould
Dallas
Tex
Lucie Salvail
Tracy
Quebec
Cathy Smith
Ash Grove
Julius Caesar
Marguerite Snacks
Metairie
Abraham Lincoln
Robert Ftammarino
Mayfield Heights
John F. Kennedy
Karen McDermott
Morrisburg
Colm Whitman
Kennedy
Scott Meeker
Queens
Nly
Mary Ramey
Fayetteville
Arki
Space Park
U.S.A
John Gratto
Vietnam
Hope Jacobs
Framingham
Mass
Diane Hickman
Selman City
Tony Alverez
New York
Mike Story
Sonia Heller
Third director named at Boys Town Nebraska
Archbishop Daniel Sheehan announced Rev. Robert Hupp as the third director of Boys Town since its founding in 1921. Hupp, known for three decades in youth work, succeeds Msgr Nicholas Wegner at the Omaha area facility run by Rev. Edward Flanagan.
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Neb
Edward Flanagan
Boys Town
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Daniel Sheehan
Robert Hupp
Msgr
Nicholas Wegner
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