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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1983
Page
13
Journalists in training attend a Ball State journalism workshop in a makeshift darkroom nicknamed CMOD. Five top instructors guide 65 students through developing negatives, printing, and layout. Participants describe long nights, heavy critique, and dramatic social activities.
Student recounts summer journalism workshops at Ball State University with peers Brooke Fulton and Carol Turner. Describes intense sessions, sweltering heat, shared dorms, a quirky director wielding a green fluorescent baseball bat, and friendships formed during four weeks of training in newspaper yearbook and photography.
A concise quotation from Ralph Waldo Emerson about heroism noting that bravery extends only slightly beyond ordinary courage. The line suggests courage persists a bit longer in moments of challenge and emphasizes endurance over grand pages.
Dance Artists School of Dance owned by Jean Whelen Waugh opens a new studio in Harrison at the former Phyllis Lowe School location on Harrison Avenue. The 15 year Western Hills program has produced many performers including Kelli on Broadway and Angie a TV and film performer. The note includes student names, achievements, and a speech on training, humility, and dual study in voice and drama. A fall registration line lists phone numbers, and a Southwest Local School District Board meeting is announced for August 18, 1983 at Wm. Henry Harrison High School.
A cave-in on the 1-74 roadbed west of New Haven Road, near the New Biddinger Road overpass, caused part of truck cargo to spill on Tuesday night. Repairs stalled, one lane open, hazard to motorists, with expected state fixes soon. Christine Craft, KMBC journalist, was ousted from anchor chair after eight months amid viewer criticisms of looks. She seeks court action for alleged discrimination claiming unfair treatment based on appearance.
A Sunday program on early American applique quilts, once essential household items, will feature Ann Wait showing original designs and baby quilt techniques. Park visitors may view displays from 2 to 4 PM in Shawnee Lookout Park, Cleves Ohio, Route 50 Mt. Nebo Rd. Free admission.
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