 Holiday
greetings from YSL.com
Young
Saint Louis.com wishes all of you the best of holiday
greetings. Why don't you check the YSL.com book reviews
for this and past months. You'll find good reading to fill
your free vacation time. Or enter the Math Puzzler competition.
Or check the Places-to-go/Things-to-do feature. There's
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News
 2002
election lesson: St. Louis doesn't always win
Youngsters
taking part in Kids Voting 2002 learned a good lesson
on election day Nov. 5. That is: St. Louis area voters
don't always win in statewide elections.
Kid-adult
voting comparisons in 2002
Here is a rundown of the vote totals for Kids Voting-Missouri
2002 by school districts, compared to the vote totals
for adults in corresponding counties:
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Reading
 Can
dogs help kids read better?
Everyone
knows a dog can be a kid's best friend. But, can dogs
help you learn how to read better?
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Books
 This
month's book reviews
What will the worst behaved kids in school do to the Christmas
pageant? Discover the answer to this question and more
in this month's book reviews!
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Science
 Kids
get extra help with science fair projects
Kids
in the Webster Middle School are getting special help
in understanding science. Four Washington University students
lead their after-school Science Club.
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Sports
 Four
girls start in Olympic soccer program
Four
St. Charles County girls in the state's Olympic soccer
program have some things in common. One is a very early
start in their favorite sport.
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Education
 Valley
Park kids get writing advice
When
faced with a big writing assignment, it helps to get good
advice. Fourth graders at Valley Park Elementary School
got their help last month from two fine local authors.
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Profile
 Young
Achiever hopes for Africa trip next summer
Thirteen-year-old
Freddie Hull last spring was named a Gateway 2002 Young
Achiever of the Year for fine work in school and community.
This school year, he's working on a big project to help
his personal development.
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Second
Harry Potter film starts fast