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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2000
Page
11
Brief seeks readers to examine dog human communication. Scholar Stanley Coren argues tone influences canine anxiety and responsiveness. References his Free Press title and a companion website for more theories.
The military court drama Rules of Engagement remains the top movie for a second straight weekend. It earns a second place debut featuring Sondra Bullock as an alcoholic ordered into rehab after a limousine crash, as audiences flock to the film.
April 26 is International Guide Dog Day and Guide Dogs for the Blind urges asking permission before approaching a working guide dog. An attack can end a dog’s mobility role, and replacement costs can exceed 50 000 dollars plus emotional and practical losses.
Janet Ashworth of Kirkville shares a cute moment from her granddaughter Madelaine Curtis of Raleigh. While 600 plus miles apart, Madelaine described multicolored pompoms over the phone, holding the receiver up and asking what color Gram me would see.
Delores Mitchell discusses her breakthrough as Lena in Lorraine Hansberry's Raisin in the Sun. She recalls Lena's powerful yet shadowed traits, her faith and devotion, and the family struggle from Chicago's South Side as she performs at the Syracuse Stage.
Ithaca professor and Jungian analyst Jenny Yates promotes her book Jung on Death and Immortality with a Syracuse visit for a signing and talk. The discussion links Jung’s ideas to near death experiences and the role death plays in life, drawing on Yates’s scholarly work and teaching background at Wells College and Syracuse University.
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