Teen wins snacktime microwave tortilla roll contest
Ingrid Radebaugh, 14, won the snack category in the National Cheese Institute contest for teens with a microwave tortilla roll using cheddar cheese salsa and tomato. She notes microwaving mainly for snacks like popcorn and sees calcium benefits, while a youth calcium test shows many teens doubt their intake.
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Tortilla Roll Recipe for One Serving
Roll a cheese covered tortilla with tomato and mushrooms, seal seam down on a microwave plate, cook on high for a minute, then top with salsa and sour cream. Slice into three pieces to serve. Makes one serving.
Deluxe Mac ’N Cheese
Three cups macaroni cooked and mixed with a cheese sauce of butter flour mustard pepper milk and cheddar plus stewed tomatoes. Layer with remaining macaroni and cheese, top with butter bread crumbs and parsley, then heat until bubbly. Makes five servings.
Sleep lab study tracks teen biology and school start times
In a Brown University project, sleep researcher Mary Carskadon runs a three week dorm like lab in Rhode Island with 14 year old Julie Fritz and other Rhode Island youths. The study links late sleep to mood and school performance and argues for later high school start times to align with adolescent biology.
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Mary Carskadon
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Brown University
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Julie Fritz
Cumberland
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Smarter Girls See Mixed Mood Risks Says Study
The Dallas Morning News reports at a psychology meeting that intelligent girls may face higher risk of low mood later, while less-bright girls with traits like stubbornness and talkativeness show different patterns. Per Gjerde of UC Santa Cruz notes long running Block study finds low mood in spirits linked to early IQ and personality, with complex gender differences.
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Per Gjerde
University of California, Santa Cruz
Gjerde
Best-Looking Locker Contest Nominated by Teens
The Teen Page seeks the county’s most aesthetically pleasing hall locker. Nominate yourself or a friend by sending name school and phone number plus best contact time to Phil Hicks at 329 7143 or phicks ohio net. A photo will be taken of the nominee and the teen board will pick a winner to be featured.
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Phicks
Ohio
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