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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1981
Page
4
This week’s column features Onondaga High School sophomores Becky Ramsden and John Barry. Ramsden, 15, highlights gratitude for health, loving parents, and ability to excel in sports and academics. Barry, 15, adds thanks for supportive parents, autonomy, health, and clear focus on learning despite influences.
Newhouse News Service reports The Police shift from reggae power trio to dense textures with keyboards saxophones and varied rhythms on Ghost in the Machine. The review highlights Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic and Demolition Man while praising the Nautilus SuperDisc audiophile pressing and noting sonic clarity and limited surface noise.
A reader shares a suicide note from Maria and a loving reflection from her mother. Ann Landers responds that recovery is self-driven, notes illness and loneliness, and explains most self-harm victims were in pain early in life. The column also replies to a Riverside reader about office dress norms and barefoot employees in the workplace.
The Associated Press lists hot hits for the week ending Nov 28 in Billboard. Olivia Newton John Physical leads a top ten including Foreigner Waiting For a Girl Like You and Private Eyes by Daryl Hall and John Oates among others.
Fifteen area high school students join a BOCES nursing program at St. Camillus Health and Rehabilitation Center. The two-year course blends school and hands on hospital training, with class in microbiology anatomy physiology and nursing skills plus clinical practice at local facilities. Participants include students from multiple area high schools.
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