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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2001
Page
7
Hannibal held first place for a third straight weekend as Elvis impersonators and a quartet of cartoon monkeys failed to dent its lead. New releases 3000 Miles to Graceland and Monkeybone opened weakly in cities, with Box Office listing on Page BS.
Run DMC from Queens head to Syracuse University Goldstein Auditorium for an 8 p.m. show with doors at 7:13 p.m. The opening act will be announced. tickets cost 5 for SU students and 10 for the general public. Also noted are March workshops and kid friendly internet site suggestions.
A Washington Post piece notes the rise of prepackaged convenience foods like Uncrustables and StarKist Tuna in a Pouch, as time-use studies reveal Americans feel more rushed despite more leisure. Geoffrey Godbey argues the obsession with efficiency started in the early 1900s and shapes daily life.
Mion Horimann in Auburn shares a tale from her granddaughter Holly Cogan about telling girl babies from boy babies. The child first said bows would signal a girl, then corrected herself noting babies are born naked. Readers urged to mail submissions to Syracuse features and Newslines.
Libba Cotten, longtime Syracuse resident, won a 1985 Grammy for Best Ethnic or Traditional Folk Recording for Eliza beth Cotten Live. She lived in Syracuse with her daughter Lillie Ellis. died at 95 in the late 1990s, leaving grandchildren Rev Larry Ellis, Johnnie Rankin, and Jane Miles in the area. Dan Ward notes Cotten’s enduring influence on acoustic music.
Barbara Stitch highlights the impact of small donations through Church World Service CROP. Douglas Anderson outlines practical uses of $10 to aid hungry families, from blankets and rice to rabbits, vitamins, and aid for earthquake victims and communities in Latin America and Asia. The piece underscores Lent as a trigger for giving and frames $10 as a catalyst for wide humanitarian reach.
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