Images85 shines at Benton High student literary magazine
Images 85, Benton Community High School's first student literary magazine, earns praise from Superintendent Larry Beckley and sponsor Terry Bial. Eighty pages in seven categories feature creative poetry, sonnets, portraits, and works addressing tough themes like divorce. Judges favored seniors, and 44 students signed up for next year's credit-bearing class.
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J. Susan Jacobsen
Southern Illinoisan
Benton Community
Larry Beckley
Beckley
Images
Terry Bial
Alpha
BCHS
Oyler
Ted
Bial
Benton High
Puzzle winner named in Carbondale entry
Joseph S. Was of 418 W. Monroe No. 4 Carbondale won lunch for two at Quatro's Deep Pan Pizza Campus Shopping Center Carbondale after last week's Real Puzzle entries.
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Joseph S. Was
W. Monroe No. 4
Carbondale
Joseph
Quatro’s
Deep Pan Pizza
Campus
Real Puzzle Solution: Printer Steps and Prize Details
A fragmented OCR item lists printer steps such as Load paper and Check toner plus actions like Print and Misfeed, ending with a prize note. The next prize offers one small deep pan pizza from Tine Goldmine at 611 S Illinois Ave Carbon.
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Tine Goldmine
S. Illinois Ave
Carbondale
Puzzle entry details and submission deadline
Readers are urged to mail or deliver their entries to Real Puzzle P O Box 2108 710 N Illinois Ave Carbondale Illinois 62901 by 1 p m Friday May 24 In case of ties a winner will be drawn from correct entries
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P.O
Illinois Ave
Carbondale
Ill
Doctors skip funerals for the benefit of patients
A reader explains why physicians like Dr C do not attend funerals. He must balance empathy with professional limits to avoid burnout, staying on call from dawn to night. A veteran doctor recounts how emotional involvement with patients risks misperceptions and personal strain, prompting non attendance.
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Ann
Shamokin
Dr. C
In Out Words Dear Ann On Changing Terms
A reader asks how terms shift over time from Colored to Negro to Black and from crippled through handicapped to disabled and now physically challenged. The columnist says changes arise from media writers and TV commentators and invites readers to share better answers.
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Poughkeepsie
Scholarship winner aims to be first black farm editor
Rodney Sanford, 20, of East St Louis, SIU Carbondale junior in agriculture journalism, wins a $1,000 St Louis Journalism Foundation Scholarship. He hopes to become the first Black farm editor in the United States, framing his path as a pioneering challenge. He credits past leadership honors and his city upbringing near Chicago’s farms.
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St. Louis Journalism Foundation
Rodney Sanford
East St. Louis
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale School of Agriculture
St. Louis
Sanford
U.S
Siu-C
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Foundation
SIU
Black Affairs Council
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