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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1982
Page
5
Kim Sherman 17 says she reads fictional novels with believable people places and events and meaningful messages. Dawn Peck 17 prefers mysteries for suspense and the challenge of solving them, noting she reads them by choice rather than assignment.
Syracuse guidance counselors urge seniors to prepare mentally for college. Expect homesickness and separation anxiety, especially when away from family, and consider schools with weekend options. Build a support system, be open to new people, and plan for tougher courses, time management, and some fun to stay balanced.
Sam Feldman curates winter reading picks for youth. fiction titles include Kin Platt's Bragg's Brain about Monty Davis and self confidence, Harry Mazer's Love You Stupid set in Syracuse, Zibby Oneal's The Language of Goldfish, Paula Danziger's There's a Bat in Bunk Five, Judy Blume's Tiger Eyes. non fiction guides cover electronic games, women's college athletics, solar power, and coping with parental divorce. Gardner's Science Fiction Puzzle Tales adds brain teasers.
Two Syracuse area teens appear in Merchant of Venice presented by Syracuse Stage. Susan, a current member of the support troupe, and Goldsman have acted in community productions such as Once Upon a Mal Oliver, The Butterfingers Angel, The Curious Savage, and other local plays. They study acting and aspire to careers in theater.
A quirky music item notes a Physical Waiting spin leading a chart and features John Oates collaborating with Saathee. The piece highlights the cross genre pairing and local response.
Dear Ann Landers letters reveal a grandmother who cannot hear or see well confronting a teen couple dancing. A 15 minute morality lecture and a ban on Donnie follow, while family disappointment grows over a mother's stance and future dancing plans.
Dear Enlightenment asks for greater understanding of mental illness and reduction of stigma. Ann Landers replies she will continue to advocate patience and good judgment, noting mental health deserves support like physical illness and urging responsible reporting of cases by newspapers.
Horses and horse show news by Peg Cram in Around the Paddock. Weekly lifestyle tips include food budget savings, fashion ideas from New York and Paris, and grooming hints in Herald-Journal sections. Cents-off coupons appear via advertisers in the paper.
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