Young Mousketeers Face Realities Of Teen Fame
The piece profiles teen stars in shows like Nickeloide's Don't Just Sit There and You Can't Do That on Television, and Disney's Mickey Mouse Club. It notes they juggle school on set, acting classes, and daily life while living for part of the year at a compound near Walt Disney World. The article highlights Tiffini Hale, 14, and the Mousketeers as a new breed balancing work and youth.
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Cooke
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Tiffini Hale
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New Mousketeers
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TV Teens Learn Normal Life Off Screen From Ottawa Producer
Roger Price and Rich Ross discuss guiding teen stars from You Can’t Do That on Television toward balanced, regular life. They stress staying grounded, avoiding bragging about money, and balancing home life with show business while preparing for a future beyond fame.
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Price
Ross
Dear Beth reveals teen acne and friendship guidance
A teenager seeks help for persistent acne and dark spots with a home care routine and dermatology advice. The column also advises on managing a difficult friendship and suggests extracurriculars to reduce stress, ending with a booklet offer for further teen sex questions.
Outstanding Herald-Journal Carrier Of The Week
Jay Mainville in sixth grade at Roxboro Middle School earns recognition as this week’s carrier for distributor Tom Bewley. Herald-Journal carriers meet many people while delivering and can win money and prizes. Other carriers spotted delivering by 5 p.m. include John McKenney and John Judge.
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Jay Mainville
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Roxboro Middle School
Tom Bewley
Colombian exile tale shines through teen narrator
Colombian born author Lyll Becerra de Jenkins presents The Honorable Prison, a 1989 Scott O'Dell Award winner. Narrated by Marta Maldonado, a teen whose father criticizes a Colombian dictator, the family endures house arrest and isolation on an Andean army base. The book, partly autobiographical, echoes Anne Frank in its focus on daily fear and scarcity.
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Lyll Becerra de Jenkins
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E.P. Dutton
Scott O'Dell
Marta Maldonado
Colombia
Anne Frank
Luis Becerra Lopez
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
United States
Bogota
Jenkins
The
New Yorker
Marta
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