Manlius teen wins national photo award for sister portrait
Tenth-grader Jack Unbehend photographed his nine year old sister winning a national contest. He earns 30 from the Scholastic Kodak Photography Awards Program. His work will be shown at the Columbus Set for Visual Arts, Fort Hayes Career Center, Columbus Ohio, from Sept 20 through late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Manlius
Scholastic/Kodak
Columbus
Fort Hayes
Ohio
Kaleidoscope on Wheels at Shoppingtown Mall
Hallmark touring Kaleidoscope sets visit Shoppingtown Mall August 5 to 12 in the parking lot. Kids ages 6 to 12 can try mosaic art, melted crayons, and jigsaw puzzles in free one hour sessions from 1 to 3 pm, with reservations starting at 8 am for youth groups. Parents watch through portholes at a bright showroom built for the week. Presented by Hallmark Cards Inc. co sponsored by the Junior League of Syracuse and Syracuse Alumnae Chapter Delta Sigma Theta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Shep
Hallmark Card
Io Shop
Shoppingtown Mall
Relon
Hallmark Cards Inc
Kansas City
Junior League of
Syracuse
Delta Sigma Theta
New Knowledge Workers Shift Pay And Roles In America
The Personnel Journal notes a new class of employees called knowledge workers who will push for greater decision making. They will be paid for what they know, not just what they do, and employers must judge equivalent knowledge when setting pay. Equipment costs per salaried worker are expected to rise from 3800 in 1980 to triple or quadruple within a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Journal of
One American Biedical Association
Diet news hints cocoa butter lack lowers cholesterol
Self magazine reports animal studies suggesting 6 percent of cocoa butter in a 143 ounce chocolate bar may reduce caloric absorption and cholesterol rise. Human data is preliminary and the fundraiser ad promotes March of Dimes events with golf prizes and a gift weekend at a Syracuse hotel. Spinal injuries from diving and water play are discussed with safety tips to avoid neck trauma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self Magazine
Wsen-Fst
Wsen-Fm
Syracuse Holiday Inn
Gravity inversion risks eye pressure and vision loss
A study from the University of Texas Health Science Center shows hanging upside down doubles intraocular pressure and can cause temporary vision problems. Repeated use may risk permanent damage. eye exams are advised and those with glaucoma history should probably avoid inversion devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas Health Science Center
Dallas
Los Angeles Times
Synarcs
Bed wetting guidance for parents from Stoppard handbook
Parents should view bed wetting as a normal part of childhood development. Most children stay dry by ages 3 to 4, but some persist longer. Monitor stressors like new siblings or starting school and check for physical causes such as infections or diabetes. Keep bladder empty at bedtime, limit fluids after dinner, and consult a doctor if worries persist or a physical issue is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sree
Ives
Lovastatin and Diet Use Shared Heart Health Promise
Dear Dr Bruckheim explains Lovastatin as a promising cholesterol lowering drug from Merck. Diet remains essential as combining medication with a low fat diet improves outcomes and lowers cholesterol. Side effects include rare liver enzyme increases and possible cataract risk. doctors warn against abandoning healthy eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bruckheim
Mercsharp and
Dohme
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
AIDS and condoms testing recall safety explained
The article discusses condom effectiveness against AIDS and pregnancy, noting no perfect protection and FDA recalls due to pinholes. It explains safer sex guidance, the role of testing, and recalls of phophylactics, with emphasis on responsible use and ongoing risk awareness. It also warns against homemade contact lens solutions citing infection risks and hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Drug Administraon
FDA
Doctor on Call: Path to medical school from SUNY Syracuse
Karen Cain interviews Dr. Irwin Weiner dean of SUNY Health Science Center Syracuse about medical school entry. Topics include acceptance odds, GPA, class composition, tuition, workload, dropout risk, training length, specialty competitiveness, and earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Cain
Irwin Weiner
College of Medicine
Suny Health Science Center
Syracuse
Jim
Binghamton
Dh. Irwin Weiner
The
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Lefrun
United States
Fitt H. Ahn
New
York University Medical Center
Ahn
Abn
Miriam Stoppard
By Allen Bruckheim, M_D
Tribune
Macta
People’s Pharmacy
Joe Graedon
Sai Ory