Workshop for and about men scheduled
Three area counselors present an all day seminar on men in America: who we are and what we want. The event on Saturday in Crumlin features talks by John Madden Monty Berman and Alison Deming plus a film Men s Lives and discussions on work success friendships parenting and relationships. Supported by the Mental Health Association of Onondaga County United Way Equal Rights for Fathers and Syracuse University. Registration through the Mental Health Association.
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Karen Cain
John Madden
Monty Berman
Alison Deming
America
Crumlins
Mental Health Association of
Onondaga County
United Way Agency
Onondaga
Equal Rights For Fathers
Syracuse University
The
Mental Health Association
Berman
Madden
Deming
Human Effectiveness Consultants
Syracuse
Staff Sgt. Leslie J. Zopfi Jr Arrives at Seymour Johnson AFB
Staff Sgt. Leslie J. Zopfi Jr son of Tina H Sopfi of 311 Cayuga Street has arrived for duty at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base North Carolina as a jet engine mechanic with the 4th Component Repair Squadron He previously was stationed at Andersen Air Base Guam and is a 1977 graduate of Nottingham High School
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Leslie J. Zopfi Jr
Tina H. Sopfi
Cayuga St
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
C. Zopfi
4Th
Andersen Air Base
Guam
Nottingham High School
Men opening up and crying challenged by social norms
A psychologist notes men burn out under traditional roles and stress, urging emotional honesty. Workshops aim to build camaraderie, with men in fatherhood and self-acceptance discussions. A man considers crying, testing reactions of female roommates who reveal lingering gender norms.
Regents to study rules for handicapped
The state Board of Regents will review Part 200 regulations for educating children with handicapping conditions amid controversy. About 220,000 students are affected at a $1.4 million annual cost, with debates over timing and implementation as public hearings urged delays and pilot districts test the changes.
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Peter Lyman
State Board of Regents
Albany
Boards of Education
State Education Department
Regents
Syracuse
Louis Grumet
Grumet
Syracuse City
Thomas Clift
Clift
Education Department
State education regs raise Syracuse special needs costs
Grumet notes the evolution of new Part 200 rules will lift Syracuse district expenses for serving handicapped students by 33 percent, about 1.5 million dollars annually, affecting roughly 2,600 pupils or 12.4 percent of the district. Regents debate timing and implementation amidst economic uncertainty and calls for clarity in interpretation.
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Grumet
Clift
Syracuse
Emlyn I. Griffith
Rome
Le Moyne Hosts First Dance Marathon Event
Le Moyne College sponsors a 12 hour dance marathon to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy. The event runs Saturday from noon to midnight in the south cafeteria with about 200 students expected to participate in hourly dance contests organized by Paul Streeter, Mary Graf and Mary Kelleher.
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le Moiyne College
le Moyne
Paul Streeter
Mary Graf
Mary Kelleher
North Syracuse Board Set to Review 36.4 Million Budget
The North Syracuse Board of Education will meet at 7 30 p m at the district office to review a 36 4 million semi final budget for the 1982 83 academic year. Proposals include bus purchases and roof repair. final adoption is set for April 5 with residents voting May 5.
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North Syracuse
Terri Korb Named to OCC Dean’s List Again
Terri L. Korb was named to the dean’s list at Onondaga Community College for the third time since enrolling in 1979. She graduates in December and will pursue computer science at SUNY Oswego. Daughter of Barbara Korb of North Syracuse and John Korb of Cleveland Ohio, she is a North Syracuse High School graduate.
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Terri L. Korb
Onondaga Community College
OCC
State University of New York At
Oswego
Miss Korb
Barbara Korb
Fletcher Driver
North Syracuse
John Korb
Cleveland
Ohio
North Syracuse High School
Polish Heritage Club presents The Polish Phoenix benefit show
The Polish Heritage Club of Syracuse sponsors a benefit showing of The Polish Phoenix a multi image presentation on Poland history and culture April 4 at 2 30 p m at Fowler High School Admission is free but a 3 donation is suggested with proceeds to Children s Hospital Krakow via Project HOPE The production followed a 3 1 2 year effort by a University of Pittsburgh team documenting 50 cultural institutions across Poland including national museums in Warsaw Poznan Krakow and Wroclaw.
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Polish Heritage Club of
Syracuse
Poland
Fowler High School
University of Pittsburgh
Warsaw
Poznan
Krakow
Wroclaw
Polish Ministry of Culture
Children's Hospital
Project Hope
Fayetteville Mall Arts and Crafts Show This Week
Fayetteville Mall hosts an arts and crafts show Wednesday through Saturday featuring the National Artists Tour. Artists from across the country will display and sell works in the mall, sponsored by the Fayetteville Mall Merchants Association, during mall hours with varying daily times.
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Fayetteville Mall
Seeney
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Erie St
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TAX Service
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Hutchins Psychiatric Center
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