Broom Ball Night Across an LA Ice Arena
A late night ice rink feature details a memoir style brush with broom ball at Culver City Ice Arena with art students, a faculty member, and a few fast paced moments. The piece notes taped brooms, a 2-0 score, and broom ball as a playful late night workout and social outing for college groups and others seeking a skating free hockey like game.
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Los Angeles
Canada
United States
Italy
Switzerland
Art Institute of California
Culver City
Utes
Post-holiday blues push readers to plan brighter year
Denver psychologist Tom Olkowski notes January blues arise after festive expectations. Clergy and career experts urge reaching out to loved ones, setting small goals, and trying new activities to improve mood and build momentum for the year.
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Don Brownstein
Ave Maria Catholic Church
Parker
Colo
Brownstein
Anne Gottlieb Angerman
Dear Abby Advises Stress Reduction For Overloaded Student
Dear Abby counsels a college student facing burnout from heavy academics and activities. The adviser urges slowing down, considering an extra year, visiting a student health center, and short term counseling to reduce stress. The second letter reveals a long affair and the reader is told the other party has no intention of leaving his wife.
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Abby
Anthony
Tiadma
Husvard
Mary
Am I Aunt to a Possible Half Sibling
A sister asks how involved she should be with a baby whose paternity is unconfirmed after her brother, Jack, may be the father. Brandie claims another man may be the father. the sister seeks guidance on contact, proof, and future support implications.
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Amy
Jack
Gin
Brandie
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Portland
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