Interesting Experiences From Teens Across Activities
Jana Van der Veer recalls a summer trip to Virginia and Busch Gardens with an English theatre vibe and a Loch Ness monster roller coaster. Michael Yang describes a Syracuse math symposium with certificates, Laurel and Hardy films, and a news feature. Chuck Olmsted details rock climbing in the Adirondacks on Graves Mountain with a safety rope finale. Mary Anne Cook celebrates varsity track and cheering crowds. Arthur Kenney shares a three day Thousand Islands fishing trip with Boldt Castle, PAC Man, and boats racing ending with no catch.
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Jana van der Veer
Virginia
Busch Gardens
England
Michael Yang
Syracuse
Chuck Olmsted
Adirondack Mountains
Arthur Kenney
Tony Brown
Thousand Islands
Boldt Castle
Wellesley Island
Chinese student adapts to American life in Syracuse feature
Daniel Liang from Manlius Pebble Hill School shares experiences adjusting to U.S. culture. The 19 year old describes language shocks, slang, and homesickness while pursuing studies at Syracuse University and track. He notes cultural differences in education, elders respect, and social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Hyland
Daniel Liang
Manlius Pebble Hill School
DeWitt School
United States
Liang
China
Canton
Hong Kong
E Cildren
Chao-Hsin Liang
Chai-Ming Li
Syracuse
Fam
Wen- Hsiung Li
Crawford Ave
Nixon
Syracuse University
Manlius Pebble Hill
Young Ideas William Robinson Editor Feature
May 1 1982 listing highlights from Young Ideas with editor William Robinson guiding essays and notices. Information focuses on community items and reader contributions in a local page section.
Readers ask Ann Landers about public trust in professions
A Letter to Ann Landers from Oakland California asks which groups rate highest in integrity and trust, citing clergymen and pharmacists as most respected and wondering if survey results reflect real marketplace beliefs. The column notes surprise that U S senators and representatives scored lower and addresses consumer behavior in advertising claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Oakland
Calif
Paper path from student to process engineer in industry
Debra Catlin, a Syracuse University environmental science alumna, pursued pulp and paper studies guiding her to Schoeller Technical Papers in Pulaski as a process engineer. She cites varied mill roles, strong math and science prep, and scholarships from the Syracuse Pulp and Paper Foundation as keys to her career, noting steady opportunities and ongoing cost efficiency and loss analysis work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Hyland
Debra Catlin
Schoeller Technical Papers
Pulaski
Catlin
Rockland County
College of Environmental Science and Forestry
State University of New York At
Syracuse
Syracuse Pulp and Paper Foundation
Female role in pulp and paper careers grows in small towns
A Syracuse Herald Journal feature profiles Syra, a young woman in the pulp and paper industry. She explains cost cutting and efficiency in paper production, the sector’s male dominance, and how more women now enter the field. Her path includes College of Environmental Science and Forestry programs, two years of prep elsewhere, and a junior mill placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Syracuse
West Haverstraw
New York City
College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Foresty School
Plymouth
N.C
Herald- Journal
P.O. Box
N.Y
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Mary Anne Cook
Durgee Junior High School
Baldwinsville
Patricia Samson
Kenny Washington
Canada
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Julie Adsit
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Young Ideas
William Robinson
Ann Landers
Samor
Gallup
Cwspaper PepoTters
Looting
Ators
Mor
Utson Eaders
Heebolgers
Qak
U.S
Pharieee
Clermon
Hosrav
Reig
Miss Erika
Rici
Aileen
Red Eye
Nadines
Erie Blvd
Cramers
DeWitt
New Hartford
Open Sun
Price All
Ecramer& Son
Harthe
Ing Center
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