Careers That Help Keep People In Touch
A broad overview of communications and media careers from moon mission coverage to newspaper publishing and TV radio. It covers newspaper journalism roles, reporting beats, graphics and printing trades, and broadcasting paths with salary hints and training notes. It notes many stations and the growth of cable TV shaping future jobs.
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Eye care myths and guidance from a doctor
A doctor answers common questions about eyes and vision. Carrots do not improve sight and provitamin A may yellow skin if eaten in excess. Glasses do not cure nearsightedness, which often worsens before age 20. Reading in motion is safe, pink eye is contagious and can threaten vision, and watching TV may strain eyes if habits are poor.
Eye Drops for Tired Eyes Question and Answer
A reader asks about using over the counter eye drops for tired or strained eyes. The answer says see a doctor first to confirm the issue is simply eye strain and not vision impairment.
Seniors Plot Annual Skip Day Tradition
A SHS column notes the senior class of 74 plans an annual skip day after publication, hoping to evade teachers and the Dean. It recalls past finals and skip day overlaps, mentions possible parties and streaking, and urges secrecy to keep the tradition alive for a memorable turnout.
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