Harry
Potter big at Box Office
The new movie, "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," had
a sensational first weekend at the box office. The movie took
in $101 million in gate receipts during the Friday-Sunday
weekend, Nov. 19-20. Read what YSL.com's Eddie Szewczyk
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After
school fun
St.
Louis kids learn the circus arts
Thirteen-year-old Elliana
Hentoff-Killian made her first appearance
in a circus act when she was two-weeks
old. Ten-year-old Alexandra Gabliani
has been taking circus art classes for
less than a year.
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Movie
YSL.com
review of "Harry Potter and the Goblet
of Fire"
YSL.com's movie reviewer Eddie Szewczyk
really liked the new "Harry Potter and the Goblet
of Fire" movie. But, he warned younger viewers
the movie was "extremely sinister" and could
be "disturbing to view." The show opens Friday,
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Read,
Right, Run
Read,
Right & Run in Columbia, Ill.
Kids
at the Columbia (Ill.) Middle School don't have
to look very far for inspiration to participate
in the Read, Right & Run Marathon program. There
are lots of distance runners among the faculty.
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Ice
Skating
Local
kids to be on ice with nation's best
Madelyn Nowak-Roddy and her sister,
Natalee, haven't started competitive ice-skating.
But, next month, they'll be on the ice with
the nation's best figure skaters.
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Books
This
month's book reviews
December book reviews include stories
about a heroic dog named Santa Paws,
about kids, codes, and spies, about
a spotted owl, and about a hill country
boy who loved to sing and play the guitar.
Variety
of books for holiday reading
When the holiday break comes at school,
you'll have more time to read something
besides textbooks and homework.
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Mentoring
A
mentoring plan for Normandy, Pine Lawn
Junior Kreana Pye of Normandy
High School is a part in a unique mentoring
program for sixth graders at nearby Pine Lawn
Elementary School. That's the same neighborhood
school Kreana attended when she was younger.
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Hunting
Teen
gets trophy deer on youth-only hunt
When Tony Huxel went looking for his first
deer on a youth-only hunt, he ended up hitting
a "hunter's jackpot."
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Golf
Girl
has golf as year-round sport
Twelve-year-old Lindsey Eisenreich of Fenton
did something special for her birthday last
month. She went to North Carolina to play
in a two-day golf tournament.
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