New Food Section Moves to Thursdays in New York
The newspaper expands its food coverage moving from Monday to Thursday in New York. Readers will find more recipes, stories on nutrition, cookbooks, and food preparation tips featured in the revised section.
Youth Fashion Trends Stir Debate At Local High Schools
An incident sparked by teen outfits draws attention to midriff styles. Eighth graders Bryn Brenchley and Eryn from North Syracuse Junior High discuss belly shirts and fashion choices in breezy spring weather, noting how mood guides wardrobe selections and the appeal of exposed midsections.
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Bryn Brenchley
Eryn
North Syracuse
Calvin Klein
Midriff exposure and navel rings draw youth attention
Youths emphasize midriff fashion with navel rings and formfitting tops. Eryn trains weekly at Gold's Gym to keep a slim waist while shop owner Shawn pierces navels to spark focus on the midsection. Sociology professor Ruth Rubinstein says miniskirts express self-definition beyond mere belly exposure.
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Eryn
Gold's Gym
Shawn
Syracuse
Armory Square
Ruth Rubinstein
Fashion Institute of Technology
New York City
Dinosaurs clash in Lost World screening worry
Eddie Cafis tries to save friends as two Tyrannosaurus Rexes menace a trailer on a cliff. The scene unfolds during The Lost World Jurassic Park at Carousel Center drawing mixed views on violence and age suitability amid a heavy G rated marketing push.
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Kristen Bergman
Eddie Cafis
Mommy
Daddy T-Rex
Caif
Carousel Center
Film Office Minowine
Jane Horwitz
Ornaments and Beanies Highlight Charity Show in New York
Tim Butner of Winston-Salem creates hand painted wooden ornaments after losing his graphic design job due to arthritis. The second annual Ornaments and Collectibles Extravaganza runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at the Holiday Inn Carer Circle. Proceeds benefit the Arthritis Foundation.
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Tim Butner
Butner
Winston-Salem
N.C
Arthntis Foundation
Carer Circle
Michelle Narad
Central
Narad
New York State
Fire photo spurs huge Beanie Babies sale at show
A photo of a fire incident accompanies a collectibles show this Sunday where hundreds of Beanie Babies will be for sale. The event attracts collectors seeking rare items and bargains in a themed sale day.
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