21 Mar 1975
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1975
Page
1
A Script editor letter defends Jason Anderson for challenging drug culture and promoting school improvement. The writer critiques coverage on canteen food and basketball, and laments Girls Bowling for district meet neglect, noting Sterling High School sponsorship and lack of recognition or photos despite success.
An essay questions the role of school as a place of learning vs a party space. It argues students and parents should value education, urging postponing disruptive class activities. The writer riffs on equality in math and word meanings, ending with a tongue in cheek note to several named teachers.
The piece argues that attitudes shape the teacher student bond. It notes rumors color perceptions and urges respectful treatment. It praises teachers who genuinely care and seeks mutual understanding, asserting students are not molded but people to be unfolded.
Students criticize the Script paper while noting some support. The writer defends the publication as the school voice and warns that careless remarks could jeopardize the paper’s future and educational value. The piece emphasizes special announcements and responsible conduct by staff and readers.
A critical review of the book by Robert Williams and Keith Windsor portrays Joey as a longtime mob figure who began crime as a child. The summary notes his roles from numbers running to professional killing and highlights themes of crime's profitability and systemic corruption.
A poem describes longing for a distant dreamland of solitude and harmony. The speaker imagines vast prairies with animals, gardens, a serene pond, and moonlit nights, then envisions a future romance where two people unite in dreamlike unity.
Julie Thompson describes how overly waxed floors in the High School caused slips and near injuries after vacations. A history teacher slipped while adjusting a map, injuring his back slightly but recovering. the piece suggests reducing wax or waxing less often.
Sterling High School students along Fourth Avenue in Sterting Illinois contribute to The Script with Mary Langrey Vera Russell Chris Regan Joel Griffith Laurie Slifer Jane Cripe Sue Steiner and Geneva Martinez. The piece notes contributor opinions may not reflect the whole staff.
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