Eight Syracuse juniors win SU Precollege scholarships
Eight area high school juniors have been awarded full scholarships to Syracuse University's Precollege Program this summer. Recipients include Christina Bittel Eva Clinton Cynthia North Margaret Ann Carno Gary Manoni Patricia Masso Christine Modaffert and Christine Reed. Four will study in Arts and Sciences while others pursue health professions. The program runs June 28 through August 7 and attracts about 100 students nationwide.
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Eva Clinton
Cynthia North
East Syracuse-Minoa High School
Margaret Ann Carno
Gary Manoni
Bishop Grimes High School
Patricia Masso
Bishop Ludden High School
Christine Modaffert
Henninger High School
Christine Reed
Nottingham High School
Miss Bittel
Miss. Carno
Manoni
Miss Reed
College of Arts and Sciences
Substance abuse lecture by Dr Dougherty in North Syracuse
Dr Ronald J Dougherty an expert on substance abuse will headline the second of four community programs on drugs and alcohol. The lecture and slide presentation run tomorrow from 7 to 9 pm at Luther Memorial Church 435 S Main St North Syracuse. He directs the Substance Abuse Unit at Benjamin Rush Center and chairs the NYS Medical Society Committee on Drug Abuse while serving on the Governor’s Advisory Council on Substance Abuse.
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Gordon College confirms Licitra earns degree in 89th commencement
Patricia Lee Licitra of North Syracuse daughter of Mr and Mrs John Licitra graduated from Gordon College Wenham Massachusetts last month She was among nearly 200 students receiving diplomas at Gordon's 89th commencement ceremony and earned a bachelor of science in elementary education.
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City council candidate faults garage spending and city debt
Democratic candidate Charles A. Borgognoni criticizes Syracuse administration for high funding of parking garages. He notes nearly one third of total indebtedness tied to garage projects, citing 1981 budget figures of 68.96 million dollars in net debt and 20 million in bonds and notes linked to garages, including 6.65 million in bond debt and 13.156 million in bond anticipation notes.
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Syracuse
Dean's List Student David VanEpps of Liverpool Named
David VanEpps of Liverpool, TV radio major and son of Patricia L. Peta, earns Ithaca College dean's list honors by ranking in the top 10 percent of communications majors for the spring term. Also notes Syracuse area commentary on city budgeting and council bonding norms.
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Liverpool
Ithaca College School of Communications
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