Self Awareness Not Man's Alone Says Gallup Findings
A SUNY Albany psychologist argues self recognition via mirrors is not unique to humans. Chimpanzees show learned self awareness, touching marks on their faces after seeing them in mirrors, while other primates and animals often fail to recognize themselves. Researchers discuss brain development and implications for species identity.
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N.Y
Gordon G. Gallup Jr
State University of New York
Albany
American Scientist
Gallup
Germany
Mireille Bertrand
Konrad Lorenz
Washoe
Dr. Adler
Euter Space
Donna Lawson
Yard Party Receipts Target Renovation as Grill Is Stolen
Gainesboro United Methodist Church raised 535 dollars at a rainy August yard party aimed at funding siding or insulation for the 104 year old church. The proceeds plus 265 dollars were turned over to the Gainesboro Ruritan Club to replace a stolen 800 dollar grill used for community yard events. The theft occurred late Saturday night or Sunday morning and damaged a stored tent. A 50 dollar reward was authorized for grill recovery. Contact Betty Dennis or the Frederick County Sheriff's Department.
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Gainesboro
Rt. 522
Dennis
School professionals prepare for in service week in Frederick County
Frederick County schools begin year with five days of in service activities starting Monday at James Wood High School. Sessions include reading workshops by University of Virginia staff, state education officials leading Gore Elementary, and Vocational Center training at Dowell J. Howard Center. Pre school conferences and orientation for new staff follow.
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Frederick County
James Wood High School
Melton F. Wright
James Wood
Jean Gillet
University of Virginia
Virginia Department of Education
Gore
Anda Ee Center
Baxter O. Hott
Baylor E. Nichols
Lena M. Long
Lee
Charles F. Fuller
Brick County
Robinson Memorial
Dowell J. Howard Vocational Center
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Wincheser
Apple Pie Ridge
House Swapping Costs and Cautions for Vacations
The piece explains home exchange as a way to cut vacation costs by trading houses, sometimes with cars or services included. It notes directories from Vacation Exchange Club Inc and Inquiline Inc with deadlines and fees, plus drawbacks like no guarantees and extra work. It also advises checking insurance and agreeing on bill payments and replacements.
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Associated Press
The
Vacation Exchange Club Inc
New York City
Inquiline Inc
Bedford Hills
N.Y
Inquiline
Jeans unify American fashion across eras and roles
A nationwide survey by a major jeans retailer gathers psychologists and fashion authorities noting jeans signal relaxed self-view and social ease. Experts link denim to frontier spirit, youthful spontaneity, and a shared American lifestyle shaping casual wear both domestically and abroad.
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New York
Levi Strauss
California
Adler
George Arvan
The
Gap
America
Europe
United Tes
Judge Rules in Coed Gym Class Attendance Suit
In Springfield Illinois U S District Court Judge J Waldo Ackerman barred forcing two teens from the United Pentecostal Church to attend coed gym classes. He ruled such attendance would require interaction with opposite sex wearing attire deemed immodest by the church, violating First Amendment protections. The ruling targets the two students Debbie Moody and Weteyfies represented by William Moody of Normal and Weteyfies of Bloomington in a suit against state and local school officials.
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Springfield
Ill
United Pentecostal Arch
U.S. District Court
J. Waldo Ackerman
Wiliam Moody
Normal
Debbie
Weteyfies
Bloomington
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Walter Sullivan
New York Times News Service
By Jessica Sullivan
Star ‘Living
Betty Dennis
Raritan Club
Frederick County Sheriff's Department
Garland
Charies Schulz
United States
Ee Lung Association
Schulz
Las Vegas
Vntung “Agios
By Louise Cook
Vacation Exchange Club
Broadway
Adams St
Mildred S. Lerner
National Psychological Association of Pyschiatry
Gladys Toulis
Pratt Insitute
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