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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2007
Page
21
Lush promotes a Thanks Mom gift set priced at 48.95 with items like Butterfly Ball Bath Bomb and Lemony Flutter. Harley showcases knit wear including fitted T shirts hoodies and lounge pants with drawstrings in red gray navy and white.
In Details magazine Ryan Seacrest says he believes talent isn’t essential. He credits willingness to hustle work hard take risks and say yes as his key strengths.
Puzzle item asks how many sticks fit in a box with a question mark. Answer appears on page D2 King Features Syndicate.
Researchers surveyed 16 000 college students from 1982 to 2006 and found narcissism up 30 percent. Psychologist Jean M. Twenge says self esteem programs in schools and parental encouragement foster this trend, with kids taught to think they are special and media reinforcing it. She warns lack of effort and teamwork harms individuals and society.
A psychologist notes that true self esteem differs from narcissism and urges children to value non material goals. TV shows like My Super Sweet 16 highlight showy parties while families practice gratitude and contentment to avoid brat tendencies.
Seth Grahame-Smith crafts a tongue in cheek guide explaining Spider-Man powers and survival. It covers web strength, wall scaling, spider bite lore, cloning vs robots, and enemy profiles with comic style art and a Stan Lee foreword.
The story profiles Woody Melton grade 11 at Keystone High School. He plans to study engineering at Ohio State and works at Giant Eagle North Ridgeville. He is outgoing and kind and enjoys friends video games and working out.
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