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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1992
Page
6
Report covers speakers on athletics and college prep, plus regional tournaments in pool and pingpong. Notes gatherings on activities promoting racial equality and inclusion across campuses and community groups.
Entertainment editor Joan E. Vadeboncoeur notes that 3 Ninjas blends Karate Kid and Home Alone tropes into a mild action comedy with teen heroism. Victor Wong contrasts Pat Morita as grandfather ninja with the trio of boys using wit to thwart villains, amid light slapstick and a cartoon short on the bill.
The Town Shop at 61 Main St Camillus grows from a teen drop in into a year round hub with hiking trips concerts and open mic nights. Vermilyas run Earthquake Ethel's coffeehouse while YMCA funds staff and town supports budget and building.
Dr. Mark Schneider collaborates with Onondaga County Mental Health on a teen guidance segment. Kate Brandano, a 1992 Manlius Pebble Hill School graduate, contributes as today’s teen adviser and invites letters to the Herald Journal in Syracuse.
Dear reader asks why her mother disapproves of a new boyfriend while preferring an old one. Expert replies say the mother’s concerns reflect her own ideas of a perfect partner and urge open conversation, setting boundaries, and seeking healthier mother daughter ties. Dr Schneider suggests self reflection on approval needs and mutual interests to improve relations.
The movie features Victor Wong and Michael Treanor in a 85 minute PG rated adventure directed by Jon Turteltaub. It plays at Carousel Center Great Northern and Fayetteville mail cinemas with a three boy led story of action and comedy.
Peace Child presents Voices for Peace an original musical by kids from Tibet Ukraine Japan Mohawk Nation and US cities. Shows 8 pm tonight and 2 and 8 pm Sunday at John D Archbold Theatre Syracuse. Reception follows each show. Tickets $10 at door call 668-6410 for details.
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