Ann Landers Readers Debate Sloppiness Across Probed Minds
A reader letter reveals shock at executives wearing the same clothes for months and a spouse’s careless habits. Psychiatrist Herbert Pardes notes extreme messiness may signal deeper issues, urging medical evaluation for sudden switches in behavior.
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Ann Landers
Staples
Peterborough
Ont
San Diego
Herbert Pardes
National Institute of Mental Health
Tibetan film shows life as it is not legendary Shangri la
Lin Nien sheng an SIU Carbondale assistant professor brings his 18000 feet of Tibet footage to light revealing daily life culture and modernizing trends. He filmed without censorship from Chinese authorities while planning a two thousand two hundred foot hour long package for American distribution and possible broadcast.
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Southern Ilinois University
Carbondale
Lin Nien-sheng
Film of Tibet
Geraldo Rivera
Tibet
Himalayan
China
Lin
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Shangri-la
Peking Broadcast Institute
Lhasa
University of Wisconsin
Dalai Lama
Dalai
American Film Association
University of South Dakota
Jenny Nelson
SIUC
Richard M. Blumenberg
College of Communications and Fine Arts
Dale R. Bengston
Tien-wei Wu
James Tai
John K. Gillespie
Page Seven The family's method of recording history
Erma Bombeck recalls how parents rely on memories tied to their children's ages and events. The piece humorously contrasts child filled timelines with childless adults and notes conversations with a sister in law about shared family moments in Florida and other family milestones.
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Richmond
Si-L
Florida
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Sil
Wits End Patty Braces Talk Turns To Family Anecdotes
A tense family exchange revisits past purchases and misremembered events around a Plymouth wagon. The dialogue bounces between dental mishaps, travel between states, and siblings debating who did what. Quiet intrusions by in-laws highlight a web of family recall and shared history.
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