When Life Feels Unfair A Dr Wallace Column
Syndicated column discusses teen culture clashes between a punk sister and a country listening sibling. Readers share notes on rules, allowances, curfews, and parental attitudes toward modern music and church guidance. The columnist weighs in on responsibility and personal choice.
Minority students sample medical field in merit program
Eight high school and college students spent two months in the Minority Research Apprentice Program in the Syracuse area. David London, 17, Nottingham High School graduate now at Syracuse University, called it a taste-test to see if medicine suits him. Dr. Barry Berg, Upstate assistant dean, said the program shows what it is like to work in medicine and does not require prior experience.
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Conlon
National Institute of Health
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Riddick
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NIH
Upstate programs offer youth job and career exposure
Across Onondaga County, youths join on the job experiences through ETI SAREE Adolescent Vocational Exploration, a program by Urban League and state Board of Education with professionals guiding 14 to 17 year olds in mornings class and afternoons with mentors. Participants earn 3.35 an hour, while Le Moyne College runs Upward Bound for disadvantaged high school students six weeks on campus. Summer Jobs For Youth places over 400 students with 109 companies in Syracuse, with pledges from General Electric, Niagara Mohawk and JCPenney guiding placements in fields aligned to future goals. Students share varied experiences from medical lab work to engineering design, with mentors noting both challenges and learning gains.
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William Robinson Editor at 470 2279 on September 14 1985
William Robinson is listed as editor with a contact number 470 2279 in the Saturday September 14 1985 Page A5 edition. The page carries standard masthead information for the newspaper.
Mom Seeks Help After Affair with High School Senior
A mid life married mother writes to Dear Ann Landers about an 18 year old high school senior who kissed her and sparked unwanted feelings. A Washington columnist urges professional counseling to prevent wrecking her marriage, family ties, and reputation.
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