‘Do the Write Thing:’ Middle schoolers write about violence in their communities
CHICAGO — Jaylen Trice, 14, is a lyricist. He likes to put his thoughts and feelings on paper.
Skate Bud nonprofit empowers youth through skateboarding
ORLANDO, Fla. — In skateboarding’s nearly 80-year history, skaters have turned to the culture and art form as a way to fit in and bond over a shared passion.
Science Matters: DNA of ancient ornament’s owner
Twenty thosand years ago, a woman in Siberia made or wore a deer’s tooth with a hole drilled in it, perhaps as part of a necklace. Researchers have recovered her DNA.
Try This: A moisture meter
Here’s how to make an interesting science instrument called a hygrometer.
Lima Public Library Book Reviews
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Denver’s first fashion model in a wheelchair, is leading a surprising evolution at Denver...
DENVER — Kate Nelson’s mind whirled as she watched what felt like an endless line of gorgeous models step up to audition for Denver Fashion Week in 2019.
Quick Fix: Pork Scallopini with Mustard Sauce and Sauteed Kale features layers of flavor
This sweet and tangy mustard sauce goes perfectly with these pork scallopini slices. The scallopini is made by pounding slices of pork tenderloin to about 1/2 inch thick. I find that without any fat, the tenderloin or bone can be very dry. This easy sauce takes care of that. The pork and sauce are served with sauteed baby kale that is mixed with a little olive oil and balsamic vinegar adding another layer of texture and flavor.
Ask Angi: What affects the cost of exterior painting?
Spring and summer bring to mind freshening up your home’s exterior with a new coat of paint. And indeed, a brand-new paint job can liven up your home, improve curb appeal and generally upgrade your look at a fraction of the cost of other significant visual improvements.
To parents of new college graduates: I know exactly how you must be feeling...
If you are the parent of a newly minted college graduate, believe me when I say this: I know exactly how you must be feeling right now.
Answer Angel: Silly, childish fashion for women?
Dear Answer Angel Ellen: At the same time the Equal Rights Amendment is being reintroduced in Congress, it seems as if women are being infantilized by the cosmetic and movie industries. What’s with all the Barbie pink in anticipation of the upcoming Barbie movie? And the new “It Curl” by e.l.f. cosmetics (elfcosmetics.com) that looks like Betty Boop, in advance of a new musical about that cartoon female. And Marcel waves, plastered in the middle of celebrity foreheads, mimic a Kewpie doll. I thought fashion buried that style in the 1920s. Is there ever going to be a time for women that’s not overlaid with images to make us look like silly children?
