Missing LaDonna author breakthrough at Redbook
Elizabeth Searle, a 20 year old Oberlin sophomore, sold her first short story Missing LaDonna to Redbook for about $1000 after a late contest submission. The tale follows two sisters, one aged 15 and the other nearly 13, coping with puberty and reconciliation while Searle aims for graduate study and a dual path in teaching and writing.
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Life After 50 Advice From Duluth Doctor
Dr. Vernon Harrington of Bened ictine Health Center on the College of St Scholastica campus urges older adults to be kinder to themselves, stay active, manage weight, and arrange home renovations such as downstairs bedrooms and a shower to remain independent. He emphasizes having a primary care physician to know medical history and provide referrals.
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