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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1981
Page
5
Former tall trick-or-treater recalls being judged on Halloween and eighth graders at Levy Middle School share why Halloween remains fun for them. The piece includes nostalgic anecdotes and two candy corn themed recipes for jack o lantern popcorn and witchs hat brooms.
A reader aged nearly 13 asks if wanting a boyfriend and public affection is wrong. Ann Landers answers that love is more than kissing and notes Jane’s parents err by allowing too much early closeness, warning it can over stimulate and rob childhood. The letter references a cousin named Jane and Eddie, with Greensburg, Pa as context.
Ann Landers answers readers about noisy children disrupting beauty salons and a reader’s question about the term lace curtain Irish. The exchange emphasizes courtesy and the varied, evolving definitions of the phrase as used in social discourse.
The Syracuse University Women’s Club seeks book donations for its annual sale to fund academic scholarships including one for a student in the College for Human Development and another for a part-time student. Books may be dropped at 140 Westminster Ave south of Euclid. The sale runs Monday and Tuesday 9 am to 9 pm and Wednesday 8 am to noon in the basement lobby of Slocum Hall on College Place.
Fourteen year old Ronnie Schnell works as a consultant for a Maryland firm and collaborates with NYU Courant Institute researchers while mastering up to twenty computer languages. He learned to program at nine, bought his own computer with help from family, and will lecture senior students this year.
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