OCC program aids single parents in vocational study
The Single Parents in Vocational and Non-traditional Careers program at Onondaga Community College offers child care subsidies and support while students pursue degrees. Focused on non traditional fields, it includes parenting courses, resume workshops, and workplace visits to help parents graduate with marketable skills and gain full time jobs.
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Onondaga Community College
Cooperative Education Department
OCC
Collegiate athletes and the CFA degree prize debate
An opinion argues college football players should be students first. It lauds Syracuse University for 83 percent graduation of football players in 1988-89, then questions whether schools deserve praise for athletic success rather than academic achievement. It calls for more emphasis on classroom work over weight room prestige, noting campus imagery like “Church preference” on forms.
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Syracuse University Wun Dis Muwieuse
Susuue
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W.O.W
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Eastwood Station
Syracuse
N.Y
Joygerm
Joan E. White
Fasting pastor HIV Haitian aid and bar mitzvah for Eyal Sherman
The Rev. Harvey P ayoun continues a 61 day fast to spotlight Haitian refugees and oppression, urging support for asylum as a beacon of freedom. Eyal David Sherman, 13, became an adult member at Temple Adath Yeshurun celebrating his bar mitzvah despite quadriplegia, using a respirator to chant and pray with the congregation.
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Harvey Payoun
Hait
Jesus Christ
Pinyoun
Eyal David Sherman
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Eyal
Hns
AIDS fight needs religious help from African-American churches
A letter from Lennard A. Wedderburn in Syracuse appeals to African-American churches to speak out and act on HIV AIDS. He urges faith over fear, urges churches to educate and lead in the fight, and calls for compassionate, nonjudgmental outreach to those infected.
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Lennard A. Wedderburn
Syracuse
Clinton Shines At D-Day Ceremony In Our View
Letter writer praises President Clinton for attending the D-Day observance and honoring World War II veterans. He rejects the critic’s claim that Clinton should have avoided the ceremony and argues the president acted well and deserved praise.
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Jack Haggerty
Herald Journal
Clinton
Haggerty
M. Matchuk Camillus
Cartoon insults readers in June Herald Journal
A reader denounces a June 9 cartoon depicting a child baptizing a doll in a toilet as insulting and unforgivable. The letter expresses family disappointment and calls for a change in humor in the cartoon feature.
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Herald- Journal
Gloria Steinem and Joygerm Joan Embrace Sacred Sixties
In a June Herald-Journal piece, Joygerm Joan White celebrates aging with bold, festive freedom. She vows not to conform to gray panther stereotypes, pledging colorful outfits, playful acts, and community for W.O.W. women and men.
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Gloria Steinem
Gray Panther
Readers invited to submit letters for publication
The paper invites succinct legible letters with daytime telephone numbers. unsigned or unverifiable authors will not be published. Letters may be edited for length. Mail to P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221. Readers with home modems can send letters by calling 315 470 2027. For questions call 315 470 2235.
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