Teen interview at New York State Fair sparks career focus
Brenda Ward, 19, Cortland, says she has worked full time for 18 months and wants steady work. She feels no need to return to school and expects to advance in her job as the new school year begins.
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Brenda Ward
Cortland
Young Ideas Teen Advice Column Highlights Peer Pressure Support
The column offers teen guidance on resisting marijuana peer pressure and handling a friend’s loss. Advice emphasizes calm refusals, assessing true friendship, keeping lines of communication, and offering support without pressing. It also lists the panel members and submission details for questions.
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Stuart Abbott
Skaneateles Falls
Barbara Campbell
Camillus
Surya Shah
Liverpool
Tania Anderson
Terri Bresadola
Laurie Kinney
Cicero
Herald-Journal
P.O
Syracuse
N.Y
Teens Christine Makhuli and Kenneth Khanza dain plan college paths
Christine Makhuli, Jamesville-DeWitt High School graduate and DeWitt Rotary Leadership Award recipient, was student senate president and listed in Who's Who. She will study biology at Le Moyne College. Kenneth Khanza dain, son of Mrs Sarkis Khanza dian, plans to attend Rochester Institute of Technology for business administration.
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Christine Makhuli
Jamesville-DeWitt High School
DeWitt Rotary
Christine
Zahi Makhuli
Fayetteville
LeMoyne College
Sarkis Khanzadian
Kenneth
Rochester Institute of Technology
Kenneth Sarkis Khanzadian
Westhill High School
Photographer Turned Racing Fan Pursues Modified Dreams
Todd Drew, a 16 year old from Baldwinsville, swapped motorcycle racing for modified stock cars. He now travels to area tracks, shoots races, codes statistics, and hopes to manage a track, write a book, or build a hall of fame for modified racing.
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Todd Drew
Baldwinsville
Drew
Richard
Linda Drew
Camillus Mall
Baker
Weedsport
Spencer
Qs- Vego
Keystone Auto Racing News
Hall of Fame
Grandma and Aunt terms should stay personal in family
Dear Ann Landers weighs in on names and terms of endearment, arguing Grandma Grandpa Aunt and Uncle are highly personal and not for casual use by non relatives. Readers support varied views as the column teases boundaries of affection and etiquette.
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Dear Ann Landers
Grandma
Grandpa
Mary
Mrs. Smith
Wisconsin
Detroit
Ann Landers
P.O
Chicago
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