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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1994
Page
7
Four Fabius Pompey High School students discuss President Clinton proposed middle class tax cut. They note potential benefits for families with children and college students, but worry about deficit impact and congressional approval. Some see political motivation ahead of 1996 election.
John Davies, a senior at Jamesville-DeWitt High School, reports on teenage stereotypes and their flaws. He details collecting notes and quotes from peers to describe the average teen, debunking the harsh generalizations often shared about Generation X.
A licensed psychologist Dr Mark Schneider and teen Kelly Burdick discuss common youth issues in a Syracuse focused advice column. Readers are invited to write for confidential guidance, with background on their affiliations and mailing address for submissions.
A female senior laments losing close friends and motivation after their departure. The response advises seeking support from counselors or trusted adults, embracing new social chances, joining activities, and viewing this as preparation for college. It encourages involvement, broadening friendships, and staying focused to finish high school strong.
A veteran reporter recalls growing up in a military family with thirteen moves, from San Antonio to Rhode Island, Virginia, New York and Phoenix. The piece contrasts rigid discipline with a career spent asking questions, and credits Mary Wertsch's book for illumination.
Tabitha Soren recalls growing up as a military child and how constant relocation shaped her sense of self. The memoir reflects on resilience learned from constant travel, base life, and social impermanence, comparing military brats to citizens forged by warlike routines and shifting roots.
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