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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1971
Page
1
R Lovelace argues against Kradle’s claim that students are prisoners in public schools. He counters that today’s students enjoy more freedom and better education under the establishment, noting prisoners are those deprived of learning and those who refuse to learn.
Fitz argues that student councils shaped a freer dress code at the high school by persistent pressure. He favors nonviolent, organized resistance, elections of independent representatives, and a student union with the council as bargaining agent. He advocates meetings off hours on athletic fields or in homes to challenge administration.
GAA hosted a Monday after school orientation for freshmen and new members led by Sara Smith. Students split into groups and toured posts as executive board members shared key information and answered questions. Refreshments were served afterward.
Paula Ryan reports the Spanish Club met on Sept 9 in Room 180 to plan Fiesta Parade entries, discuss member suggestions, and stress dues. The group will continue sponsoring the boy in Mexico, and preliminary plans were set for the Wallace School Christmas party on October 14 at 7:00 p.m.
Linda Boyer discusses Marjorie Kellogg's Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon a short sad novel about three hospital bound misfits Warren paralyzed Arthur decays and Junie Moon scarred by acid they form a fragile bond in a run down bungalow amid town scorn Kellogg portrays disability with stark realism urging readers not to seek laughs but to confronting cruelty and humanity.
Guidance notes list test dates for juniors and seniors: October 23 1971 SAT-NMSQT with Oct 1–15 registration, $3 due Oct 15. SAT and ACT for seniors through Mar 4 1972, juniors begin Apr 15 with materials via counselor, 2 week late extension and $3 extra fee. ACT for seniors through Feb 26 1972, juniors take Apr 22 1972, materials from counselor, mail early with payment.
A reader asks if she should date a younger freshman boyfriend and how to explain to her mother. Advice suggests dating during school events, delaying disclosure, and easing parental approval. The column also covers handling a breakup and communicating with parents about dating boundaries.
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