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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1989
Page
7
Jamesyile-DeWitt High School student Todd Tenenteum, 16, urges harsher penalties for bars that serve minors. He argues for pressure on venues, refusing entry to underage teens on first attempts, and heightened enforcement to deter underage consumption.
A Seventeen Magazine commissioned national survey of over 2000 teens aged 14 to 21 reveals large numbers value education but prioritize high income careers over personal satisfaction. It shows rising sexual activity, fears of AIDS and homelessness, and a shift toward working mothers as more than 70 percent have working mothers.
Nick Skarvin Yathe Ed Purcell Ean Mamott Gary Slagle Bob Meathew Pha Hanis appear as entries in a concise community athletic note. The fragment lists players or participants without context for teams, events, or results.
Planned Parenthood Center in Syracuse runs a Teen Advisory Board to correct misinformation about sex. Seventeen year old Rin Turner, now in her fourth year, says weekly meetings cover birth control, abortion, relationships, eating disorders, homosexuality and more.
A 16 year old white reader writes about discrimination against blacks and asks about abortion. The letter argues prejudice is learned, often from family, and calls for acceptance and humanity despite concern over who bears responsibility.
A high school reader asks about dates and dating pressures. The advisor explains teen arousal and emotional maturity vary, urges easing dating pressure, and suggests spending time with non dating friends while reflecting on past hurt or fear. The column notes discrimination is learned and unlearned through experiences and dialogue.
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