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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1995
Page
7
Staff photographer Carl J. Single questioned four students at Tully High School about their goals and views on school life, capturing candid responses and personal ambitions in a brief campus feature.
Readers discuss Alabama's chain gangs with mixed views. Some argue the system saves money, improves prison safety, and provides labor, while others call it cruel, compare it to slavery, and urge limits or abolition. Opinions cite costs, control, and ethics.
Tiffany Lawrence and Chad Pearson, juniors at Nottingham High, compete in Afro Academic Cultural Technological and Scientific Olympics ACT-SO. Tiffany dances a gospel piece while Chad presents color photography, with judges and local peers observing.
Bevan Miller a Corcoran High School senior teams with Dr Mark Schneider of Onondaga County Mental Health to answer teen questions. Readers can write to On the Level magazine at Syracuse NY 132214 for guidance.
A reader seeks guidance after discovering her boyfriend asked someone else to prom. She plans to confront him, explains her hurt, and weighs whether to stay in the relationship. Advice focuses on calm, mature discussion, stating needs, avoiding blame, and avoiding a jealousy cycle.
A Kansas City teen who lost his right foot hopping a slow tram five years ago argues that high school students must learn to curb risky acts. Experts note adolescence drives risk taking due to genetics and hormones, urging monitored outlets and meaningful decisions to avoid fatal mistakes.
Manlius Pebble Hill School in DeWitt launches a spring driver education program starting Monday and running through June. Classes meet Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9. The $295 course covers 24 hours of classroom instruction and six hours of behind the wheel. Open to students 16 by start date with a valid learning permit. Upon completion, students become eligible for insurance benefits and the blue card enabling night driving at age 17. Call Rebecca Bisnett at 446-2452 to register.
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