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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1997
Page
7
A reader argues against enabling addicts and urges strict boundaries. The letter cites Al Anon and Nar Anon as crucial supports for families, noting authorities endorse tough love while acknowledging the difficulty of watching a loved one self destruct.
A reader laments rude comments toward women regardless of child status, with Ann Landers advising polite refusals and sharing coping lines. A separate note suggests wearing a surgical mask at work to deter sick colleagues, while readers joke about a four day week. Readers are invited to write to Ann Landers in Los Angeles.
A reflective essay questions the Presbyterian ban barring sexually active outsiders from church roles, arguing true vocation lies in passion to do good. It cites Eric, a gay Lutheran and potential Presbyterian minister, and weighs acceptance, pastoral trust, and the harms of excluding useful people. Readers are invited to respond.
The Fisher family plans a Sunday 1 pm tribute at SUNY Health Science Center Syracuse for Manlius psychologist Seymour Fisher who asked for no funeral. The program features four life stages, comments by close colleagues, and a video chronicling his career in psychiatry and behavioral science.
A high school sophomore with top grades around 85 to 90 is urged to involve a guidance counselor to assess college options and avoid pressuring the student. Experts advise broadening goals, focusing on year by year study habits, and keeping long term targets in mind without forcing a single outcome.
Kilpatrick stresses realistic college goals for teens and forming solid study habits now. Parents should discuss options, even if not all students attend first choices, and create routines for today and future success. The Syracuse Newspapers invite reader questions via NewsLine and mail.
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