31 Oct 1975
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1975
Page
1
A reader argues for equal smoking rights, contending teachers and custodians complain about students’ litter while dismissing the habit themselves. The piece claims a designated student space would curb ridicule and asserts fairness if smoking is allowed for all, predicting continued student smoking otherwise.
New publication Twin City Living from Sterling and Rock Falls launches with a free first issue. Reviewer Tam criticizes the issue for excessive space and insufficient copy, noting too many hobby stories and reused features.
A reviewer outlines Frank Serpico's life from hopeful hero to lone crusader against New York police graft. The book covers his academy training as ideals versus a corrupt department, his stubborn stand against bribe schemes, and a somber ending shaped by grand jury indictments and systemic rot.
Advisor thanks Mr Tinley for raising concerns about the homecoming parade. The Student Council will reconsider costs, format, and inclusivity while inviting direct feedback and broader participation.
Lori Goulder notes a Sterling teacher uses a self paced project based system with lectures tests and assignments. Students earn an A at 36 points and an F below nine points, emphasizing learning over traditional grades.
The writer praises Sterling High School students and the school paper staff. They acknowledge mixed reaction to the paper and express confidence in progress and future changes to attract comments from readers. The note ends with a hopeful pledge to keep improving the student newspaper.
A humorous dental diary describes a junior patient’s fear and reactions during a dentist appointment. The narrator endures a clean reception, a bib, a drill, a painful needle, and brace adjustments, followed by a surprise bill and later news of additional cavities.
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