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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2000
Page
11
A book by Gary Aumiller and Daniel Goldfarb profiles 25 loser archetypes including the Liar, the Cheater, the Show-off and the Leech. It defines a red flag as a warning of danger in a relationship and suggests spotting potential losers within the first three dates.
The legal drama Rules of Engagement seized the No 1 spot at the weekend box office from Erin Brockovich which had led for three weeks. Erin Brockovich dropped to second as readers are advised to view Page C-5 for the full top 10 and receipts.
Do Good Society to meet at Barnes and Noble at 7 30 p m Wednesday. The group aims to encourage volunteerism with inspiration from Syracuse University professor William Coplin who wrote How You Can Help An Easy Guide to Doing Good Deeds in Your Everyday Life.
Dominic Cappello discusses strategies from his book Ten Talks Parents Must Have With Their Kids About Violence at 7:30 p.m. on April 24 at Borders in Carousel Center. The event includes a question and answer session and a book signing.
Syracuse and Onondaga County YWCA hosts the second annual Day of Commitment to Eliminate Racism and Promote Diversity Luncheon at noon on April 26. 1999 Academy of Diversity Achievers Award recipients will be inducted. Tickets are $30. Call Mary Gelling Memitt at 673-9194.
USA Weekend online poll asks how much ugly furniture would be discarded. Forty percent would part with two to five items or more, while nine percent would toss one item. Thirty four percent refuse to discard any, reflecting strong attachment to home furnishings.
Joni Ladd of Parish shares how his nephew Lucas deGraff of Pulaski, then 3.43 years old, asked if God lives at the top of Carousel Center after visiting the mall for the first time. Readers are invited to share similar quotes by emailing lectures syracuse.com or calling Newsline with their details.
Nutmeg the cat wins over Marcus the Brittany spaniel as Cornell University’s Center for Research Animal Resources matches more than 100 animals annually with new owners. Andrea Lee, a veterinary student, praises the calm, friendly cat. The program, begun informally in the mid-1990s by Dr. Fred Quimby, now lists animals online and reports strong campus involvement.
Laura T. Ryan profiles Rachel Petroff and illustrator Lauren Staub whose Passover story and drawings appear in The Kids Catalog of Passover. The 1996 tale, created by 11 year old Rachel, along with Staub's artwork, was later included in a Jewish Publication Society guide. A free workshop at Barnes & Noble in DeWitt on Sunday highlights the craft activity. Passover begins at sundown April 19 this year.
Urban naturalist Michael Houck of the Audubon Society, based in Portland, argues nature must be in reach of all residents within a 15 minute walk. He has championed greenspace linking and preservation in the Portland area since 1982 and credits broad collaboration for success.
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