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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2010
Page
12
The author revisits The Official Preppy Handbook and reviews True Prep by Lisa Birnbach and Chip Kidd. The essay argues prep has evolved from pedigree to savoir faire and self-respect, emphasizing decency, dignity, and personal conduct over wealth.
Willow Smith, daughter of Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, signs with Roc Nation and releases Whip My Hair as her debut single. Jay-Z praises her talent at a young age. In other notes Crystal Bowersox faces data breaches in Ohio, sparking firings, while Don Johnson's Nash Bridges profits award rises to over 51 million from Judge Stern. Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark director Julie Taymor commends U2 collaborators for Broadway musical songs to debut in December.
The Vanceburg project features two by six studs and raised roof trusses to fit more insulation. Water saving fixtures, drought tolerant yard plants, and Energy Star appliances reduce bills. Designer Greg Miller cites downtown location and durable materials to cut long term costs. build cost was about 115000 dollars.
Advice column tackles a pattern of hurtful put downs in mother daughter fights. The writer seeks guidance on coping strategies and whether to involve therapy while Amy suggests calm talk and a prepared, compassionate response to cruelty.
Dear Abby advises a 16 year old girl to discuss feelings with her mother and consider paying for her own phone to preserve privacy. Readers share a parolee father reunion dilemma and hosting guest etiquette with dogs.
A 2006 county program offered a 45 question online quiz simulating a restaurant inspection to help households assess food safety. Results through 2008 show 34 percent earned an A, 27 percent a B, 25 percent a C and 14 percent failed. Experts caution the sample misses less safety minded and home cooks without computers.
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