Teens Shape Own Clothes Purchases Across a Survey
Gilbert Youth Research surveyed 1100 teenagers on shopping habits. More than half buy clothes without parents present while 49 percent shop with them. 16 percent have a clothing allowance, with 19 percent deeming it insufficient. Most teens choose items they really want, and 56 percent try to please parents. Department stores dominate, with 73 percent shopping there. girls often shop with friends to discuss purchases. Names of teens appear in the text as examples of shopping patterns.
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Miami
Fla
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Will Honors Courses and Activities Open College Doors
Advice on how extra curriculars and advanced placement affect college admission. Emphasizes balance, quality over quantity, and careful choice between Honors or Accelerated tracks. Highlights risks, GPA impact, and guidance to consult teachers, counselors, and prospective colleges. Next Week: You can practice in advance.
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Alaska
Hawaii
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Contest Winner Marylu Dorwart in Betty Crocker Test
Marylu Dorwart, a senior, won the Betty Crocker Homemaking contest at St. Patrick's High School. The annual homemaking test is offered at all schools nationwide.
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Betty Crocker
St. Patrick’s High School
Roger Wiebel
Jerry Kruse
John McLaughlin
M. Kenneth
Gordon Smith Named Regent Scholar At Chappell School
Gordon Smith of Chap pell High School is named 1966 Regent scholar with Scott Smith and Norris Johnson as alternates. Supt. Hasemeyer notes alternates may receive unused state scholarships. Gordon, son of Theodore and Chap pell Smith, is a National Honor Society member and National Merit semi finalist. He participates in band glee club mixed chorus and football and pursues 4-H and Methodist Youth Fellowship.
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Gordon Smith
Chappell High School
Scott Smith
Norris Johnson
William Hasemeyer
Gordon
Theodore Smith
Methodist Youth Fellowship
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Norrises
Flag changes mark 1777 to 1795 shifts and state additions
Vermont and Kentucky joined the Union in 1795 prompting a 15 stripe and star flag. The National Zoological Park in Washington draws about 3 million visitors annually and houses around 2,500 animals. Lake Victoria Nyanza in Uganda equals 26,640 square miles, over 200 miles long, second in size to Lake Superior. Cloves and clove oil are largely sourced from Zanzibar and nearby Pemba.
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Kentucky
National Zoological Park
Lake Victoria
Nyanza
Uganda
Lake Superior
Britain’s Commons Members Grant and Rail Nationalization
The House of Commons held 630 members in its last session. Queen Elizabeth receives an annual Parliament funded grant of about 1.33 million dollars, including a privy purse of 168 thousand and household salaries. Since 1948 Britain has nationalized over 51 thousand miles of railroads.
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Elizabeth
Britain
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