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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1997
Page
11
Dear Charlotte asks to print the Houston police column essay from 1959. The list urges parents to indulge babies, avoid spiritual training, and avoid the word wrong to avoid guilt, illustrating harmful upbringing ideas and public backlash.
A concise warning argues that catering to a child's every demand from infancy teaches the belief that the world owes him a living, shaping entitlement and expectations. The observation emphasizes parental influence on long-term attitudes toward work and self-reliance.
The excerpt lists abusive behaviors aimed at shaping a child's sense of blame and entitlement. It urges rewarding irresponsible actions, eroding discipline, and portraying society as biased against the child. It warns of lifelong grief if such methods continue and emphasizes chronic deflection of responsibility.
A mother buys a talking parrot for her son's fiftieth birthday spending 500 dollars because the bird speaks five languages. The son remarks the bird was delicious, prompting the mother to wonder if he ate the rod. He asks why the parrot did not speak up.
A Sunday fashion show at Border Books Music in Carousel Center showcased plus size apparel from Repp Big & Tall for men and Catherine's for women. The event featured models of varied builds and realistic styling, contrasting the typical theatrical catwalk with affordable real-world looks.
A fashion luncheon and show by the Metropolitan Business and Professional Women's Club is set for 1 p.m. Sunday at The Sheraton University Hotel in Syracuse. Tickets cost 18 dollars with free parking and proceeds fund the club’s scholarships. Catalog merchandise is ordered through Harley-Davidson dealer Performance Harley-Davidson in Syracuse. Call 471-1157 for info.
Syracuse University fashion design students prep for CyberFashion built around cutting edge, modern clothes. Amy Bleicher, senior designer, anticipates a strong show with 14 designs for this year. Nearly 300 garments will be modeled across two days at the Goldstein Auditorium Schine Student Center.
Syracuse University fashion design students present CyberFashion featuring 17 six piece collections spanning resort to couture. 1 p.m. Thursday and 1 p.m. Friday shows in Goldstein Auditorium, Schine Center, with tickets $5-$10, balcony $10, and reserved tables $25. Proceeds go to the Student Government Association.
Readers are advised to use Vogue Basic Design 1713 for a cardigan with a neckband suitable for serger sewing on knits, and optionally lengthen to waist. The column also shares tips on altering patterns for unfitted vests and fabric needle aids.
Orlando fashion writer Dean Patteson suggests neck-friendly summer options for long necks. Try high collars, halters, asymmetrical or Sabrina necklines to shift focus to shoulders, and avoid scoop or V shapes. Opt for gowns with high halter fronts or wide chokers, and accessorize with scarves and shoulder-grazing hairstyles.
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