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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2005
Page
13
A bridal registry era reshapes dowries with showers and store lists. Millie Martini Bratten notes a shift from heirlooms to home goods as couples cohabit before marriage. Crate & Barrel cites registries as a major business driver while couples blend traditions across cultures.
A Alabama educational program near Birmingham stages a slave auction and escape journey to immerse fourth and fifth graders in Civil War history. Camp Cosby counselors portray slave traders and bounty hunters while students navigate staged dangers, under supervision of teachers and volunteers. Critics warn the method can be intense for young learners, though supporters see value in experiential learning.
The project uses a homemade binfoadhack style setup with radio Shack components to drive animated visuals at 16 frames per second. Wild Divine consults biofeedback and medical experts including a Buddhist monk and Judy Chiswell a Buffalo area therapist to aid performance anxiety and attention disorders.
The display surveys prominent figures such as Venturi Meier and Rudolph with works spanning from Pei to Gehry. It notes notable buildings like the National Gallery expansion and Atlanta’s High Museum, while mentioning the Phillips Exeter library and Yale’s architecture building. The prose reflects a period voice while listing designers, institutions, and landmark projects.
In a two-part column, Dear Abby counsels a daughter on hospice care for her ailing father after her mother’s death and a wife seeking permission to wear sexy outfits on a romantic weekend. Abby urges hospice counseling and open discussion with family, then endorses the wife’s plan while reassuring discretion and propriety.
Dear Amy, a 12-year-old asks about tanning beds and explains her mom bans tanning due to family cancer losses. The response highlights health risks, notes under 18 bans, and suggests safer glow alternatives like self-tanners. The letter uses the tone of a student seeking help and a parent protecting a child.
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