Holiday movie totals test box office during festive season
The piece surveys holiday film releases and box office impact as studios race to attract families and students on break. It notes Cruella De Vil and the Grinch facing off, Rugrats versus David Spade, and the holiday period’s key role for the industry with costly star laden releases aimed at kids.
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Holiday movie blitz lifts Grinch and rivals at box office
The holiday season centers on How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Rugrats in Paris, 101 Dalmatians, and The Emperor’s Groove. Grinch Stole Christmas leads with a $140 million cost and strong early $5.1 million openings, signaling big competition for Rugrats and Disney films. critics are mixed, but hype remains high.
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News in the Classroom Fun and Simple Activities
Debby Carroll offers easy ways to use current events in class. Teachers and students explore local and world news through hands on activities, discussion prompts, and quick writing tasks. The guide supports engaging lessons aligned with core standards.
Review of New TV Winners and Losers
Networks celebrate hits and cancelations as listings are checked for potential winners and losers. A memo to the head weighs Oprah Winfrey contract extension ensuring she remains on air through a high bound.
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Oprah Winfrey
Denver weighs Mile High Stadium name amid sponsor bid
City residents debate naming the new stadium replacing Mile High Stadium. Proponents seek a corporate sponsor to unlock tens of millions in revenue while critics fear eroding local identity. Stakeholders from business groups and civic groups urge a balanced approach.
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Denver
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Annual Billboard Contest Encourages Student Slogans
Students create a slogan and drawing themed on good character such as caring kindness respect responsibility honesty loyalty and citizenship. Deadline to enter is Wednesday December 20. Winners chosen by LCPC announced in January. Call 329-7183 for information.
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Reading rewards spark a point system in Tifton
Citizens in Tifton Georgia create a reading program awarding points for each article read. Schools and local businesses back the effort with incentives. Books earn varied points from one to thirty based on length and difficulty, encouraging broader literacy and community involvement.
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Tifton
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Davie Brower on Urgent Environment Cause
Environmental activist and Sierra Club director Davie Brower would urge immediate action on a major public-lands issue, stressing the need to protect pristine ecosystems, limit industrial damage, and involve communities in sustainable planning to prevent irreversible harm. He would call for comprehensive policy reform and grassroots mobilization.
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Perfect Mall contest deadline reminder
A notice to teachers and readers that entries for the Midway Mall NIE contest must be submitted by Tuesday December 12. For more information call 329-7239.
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