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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 2006
Page
11
Kraft among grocery aisles markets a lighter mac and cheese upgrade using half fat and fat-free milk with a calcium rich profile. Brown Bag Botanicals promotes pure vegan shea butter for skin, noting Fair Trade pricing and an expiration date on the label.
HeroMachine is a Flash program that lets you mix body parts and costumes to design a personal superhero. Start with a blank canvas, choose skin color nose type and outfit, then save or share your creation. Version 1.1 is free, 2.0 costs 19.95 with more features.
Quote notes Juke Gyllenhaal saying he bears no hard feelings and would challenge Matthew McConaughey in the kitchen. The remark follows McConaughey's designation as People magazine's sexiest man, reported in Newsweek.
A brief puzzle item from Terry Stickel titled Funngames Stickelers presents a set of wordplay questions asking which one does not belong. It includes quirky lines about flowers revolt bats and a hidden answer cue for a page reference.
Heather Pollack argues that cheating has become normalized in schools and beyond. She recalls seeing classmates use cheat sheets and reflects on motivations, peer pressure, and the cost to personal integrity. Pollack, a Liberty High School senior, urges studying honestly to gain real learning.
A 13 year old student from Oberlin High School outlines plans to attend Gardner-Webb University in North Carolina to major in Spanish and American Sign Language and become an interpreter. He works with missions and values attitude in teaching. He would bring soldiers home as president and dreams of a Denali.
The feature surveys interest in devices like Xbox and Videophone, noting which items readers want or reject. It records preferences such as who wants the Xbox, the Videophone, and the LCD TV while referencing a site and interview context.
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