Students catch Olympic fever in area NIE Olympics program
More than 1,000 area students study the Winter Olympics through The Chronicle-Telegram NIE Olympics. Brush School in Grafton uses newspapers in social studies to track events, flags line hallways, and students chart geography and math with Olympic stories.
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Brush School
Grafton
Tina Kowalski
J.R. Layton
Ryan Periandri
Greg Schmidt
Olympian Emotions and Sportsmanship Reflections
Teachers propose using Olympic imagery to study emotions, pride, and sportsmanship. Students find photos displaying five emotions, write a paragraph on each, and compare pride with lack of it. They identify examples of good and bad sportsmanship and critique TV coverage and editorial viewpoints on the Games.
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Design and Write an Editorial Contest Deadlines Set
The Chronicle Telegram invites entries for the annual Design and Write an Editorial competition with a deadline of 5 p.m. Wednesday February 18. Students should submit to The Chronicle Telegram and mark Thursday March 19 for the awards presentation at Lorain County Community College Stocker Center.
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Chronicle
Lorain County Community College
Stocker Center
Mardi Gras Season Guides Local Entertainment Scene
The paper highlights Mardi Gras as a spring marker with Fat Tuesday the peak before Lent. It urges readers to seek local dining, attractions, and events in New Orleans and beyond, using the celebration as a lure for tourism. Readers are invited to categorize area offerings into places to eat, historic sights, special events, and entertainment.
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New Orleans
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