Teens and Responsibility Balance Across Homes and Worlds
Kristin Nonnenmann argues many teens bear heavy burdens from working mothers and lose free time, while others get little responsibility. Jennifer Hayman says she has enough at home and school but wants outside world duties, including a job. Matt Bennett notes maturity varies, excess freedom can cause restlessness, while Matthew Millan says teens often get too little responsibility and should be given more through school, activities, or work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristin Nonnenmann
Jennifer Hayman
Matt Bennett
Matthew Millan
Frivolous college rituals raise nerd labels in dorm talks
Syracuse Herald Journal examines college stress relief through playful games like Killer also called Secret Assassin. The piece mocks extreme dorm antics such as goldfish swallowing and panty raids, urging balance between study and recreation.
Killer 101 Killer is a college dorm game on campus
Syracuse University juniors describe Killer a campus game where players pick victims, shoot with water guns or stickers, and take the victim’s name as the next target. Zeke Johnson notes 80 of 560 in Lawrinson Hall played for about six weeks with a winner’s dinner, potential to become a tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killer
Henry Mensch
Syracuse University
Zeke Johnson
Lawrinson Hall
Johnson
William Robinson Editor Listings Note 1983
A brief newspaper line credits William Robinson as editor with contact number 470-2279 dated Saturday March 19 1983. The item records the editor and phone reference for the period.
Lines Guys Use to Break Down Resistance Revealed
Teenage girls share the lines boys use to push for sex in a nationwide response. The column lists dozens of one liners from cities such as New Brunswick, Louisville, Honolulu, Marshalltown, Mexico City, Gatineau, Rochester, Nassau, Toronto, Shrewsbury, Durham, and Tulsa, with many aimed at pressuring for intimacy and secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Molly
New Brunswick
Mally
Sharon
Louisvillé
Honolulu
Marshalltown
Iowa
Mort Lauderdale
Flas
Mexico City
Gatineau
Quebec
Rochester
N.Y
Lezzie
Nassau
the Bahamas
Toronto
Canada
Shrewsbury
N.J
Durham
N.C
Talsa
Garden City
Greenwich
Conn
Teen to Teen column to return this Saturday
Readers are invited to send questions for the Teen to Teen panel at Herald Journal Syracuse. Include name address and telephone. only initials and city will be published.
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Herald- Journal
P.O
Syracuse
N.Y
Lifestyle Section Spotlight in Thursday Herald Journal
The Herald Journal presents the Thursday lifestyle page featuring fashion ideas and beauty hints. Read for seasonal trends, styling tips, and product recommendations showcased by local contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal
Teens shine in local high school profiles
Anne Basilone, president of her Fayetteville Manlius senior class, serves in student government and intramurals and eyes social work or fashion design in college. Tracy Winters of Cicero High ranks first academically for four years, sails in tennis and athletic leagues, ski club and Syracuse Stage, plans to study chemical engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Basilone
Fayetteville-Manlius Heh School
Anne
Richard and
Af Manlius
Lorian Design
Cicero High School
Tracy Winters
William
Barbara Winters
Clay
Syracuse
Tracy
Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute
Teen Health Q and A on Piercings and Minor Ailments
Teen health questions answered by Dr. Martin Ushkow cover pierced ears infection nerves and advice on to nail infections and ingrown nails. The column includes home care with hydrogen peroxide Bacitracin and notes about when surgery is needed for ingrown nails and nosebleed first aid tips.
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Jamesville-DeWitt High School
Lydia Kessler
Charles Tsai
Craig Smail
Jenny Brooks
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Young Ideas
Myles Edwards
William Robinson
Calvin Klein Jeans
Nadines
Erie Blvd
East
Jack
Teen Health
Martin Ushkow
Dante
Ushekaw
Herald-dournat P.O
Liverpool
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