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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1990
Page
9
Los Angeles Daily News columnist D G Fulford riffs on a pink game called Girl Talk Date Line that simulates dating. The piece lampoons arbitrary matchups and the shallow logic of modern courting while recalling a 1960s dance rejection and offering blunt life advice about dating.
A Pleasantville study finds the S shape as a preferred logo form among 374 college students across four campuses. Separate NHIS data show married adults report fewer sick days, less work loss, and healthier behaviors than widowed or divorced peers, with higher detector and belt use.
A look back at odd events from 1989 including a Wideroe Airlines flight emergency lavatory stop in Norway and a Rajasthan tradition where many children vanish during a full moon. Also notes a Bremen Indiana M Ms truck spill and a case of spousal attempted murder involving car exhaust.
A woman named in a public discussion talks freely about her personal experiences and career, detailing milestones, challenges, and aspirations in a candid interview. She emphasizes balancing public duties with private endeavors and outlines future plans.
Deborah Cameron of William and Mary argues women are better listeners and use language more aggressively in conversations. She notes women interject with yes and really to show interest while men interrupt more, often due to gender dynamics rather than status.
A late 1990s spotlight on aging stars from Cher to Bruce Springsteen, Richard Summons, and Jerry Mathers. The piece riffs on a 50s era generation becoming baby boom legends, listing Paul Sajak, Arlo Guthrie, and others as still in public view.
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