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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2001
Page
22
A survey at the Ernst & Young International Leadership Conference shows 65 percent of college students plan to become millionaires, with 30 percent aiming by age 40, down from 75 percent last year. Meanwhile 43 percent say family and friends are their priority.
A study by Opinion Research Corp finds eleven percent of Americans drink more than five cups of coffee daily while sixty percent have at least one cup. Cereal tops as the breakfast add on with twenty seven percent eating it daily, followed by bagels, pancakes and bacon.
A Palestinian Center for Public Opinion poll shows eighty one percent would support death by own action bombing attacks against Israelis while Israel maintains closures, targeted killings of militants, and shelling of Palestinian areas. Ten percent oppose.
A Standard Register survey of 1000 adults in the United States finds 45 percent have used a gift card in the past year, up from 34 percent in 2000. Cards store remaining value after purchases and deduct it on future use.
The Sunday morning shows feature a blend of lawmakers executives and pundits. BASC hosts Sam Ronaldson and Cokie Roberts with Wayne Angell Kent Conrad Charles Grassley George Mitchell. CBS includes Tommy Thompson Arlen Specter John Gearhart. NBC lists Mitch Daniels Kerry Hoffa. CNN features Harold Ford Jr Bob Barr Art Torres Dorgan McConnell James Robinson Lanny Davis Thornburgh. Fox News Sunday highlights William Bennett Kim Gandy Linda Chavez Nussle Stenholm.
The Brooklyn starlet Aaliyah, though only 22, offered lessons in humility, talent, and perseverance. Aaliyah balanced beauty with grace, supported by a close family and faith, guiding her through hard times as columnist Saundra Smokes reflects.
Postwar plans urged downtown revitalization through culture but lacked leadership. Helen Everson’s private gift spurred a modern art museum and a proposed cultural plaza with three museums and a performing arts center. By 1970 the county advanced work, while much of the site remained unused.
Dennis J. Connors presents a multiweek look at Syracuse planning via Onondaga Citizens League talks and Post-Standard commentaries. The Aug 12 to Aug 26 installments cover architecture lessons, mayoral guidance, historic lake restoration, and downtown transport changes. Connors, 49, longtime local historian and former landmark board chair, curates Onondaga history.
Local historian Dennis Connors reflects that Syracuse Cultural Corridor emerged as a cluster of museums and cultural venues in a few blocks rather than a single tight complex. He notes urban planning favors dispersed facilities for vitality and suggests a Carousel Center mall expansion with free rail and a downtown bus shuttle to Armory Square to link arts and architecture for visitors.
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