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COLUMNS OF KNOWLEDGE
PUBLISHERS' NOTE
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
ON THE JOB
Life at the lottery counter.
By Tim McNellie

CHIP SHOTS AND BAD LIES
The strange world of the golfer psyche.
By David McElhinny

DINING: BADO'S CUCINA
This new restaurant offers
great food in a cozy setting.
By Rachel Weaver

BECAUSE I SAID SO
I should have been a mechanic.
By Shelly Belcher

HIGHER EDUCATION

Written by David Titmus | Photos by David Pinchot

THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO YOUR COLLEGE CAREER
[The Abridged Version]

There’s a lot for students and their parents to think about when it comes to college. Enough to fill a book, or several, as a trip to any Borders or Barnes and Noble will reveal. There are even people who make a career out of guiding others through the process of getting into the right school (and finding out what that right school is). What follows on the next few pages are a few quick stories to get you started thinking about some of the elements that go with preparing for college: admissions, tuition, hot careers, graduate degrees, and – before we get ahead of ourselves – the SAT test.

BACHELOR PADDING
In an ultra-competitive world where the bachelor’s degree is required just for a job interview, graduate school and continual education are increasingly important to career advancement.
By David Titmus

A DIFFICULT ADMISSION
Today’s high school seniors know that getting into a good school isn’t as simple as filling out a form.
By Kate Sheranko

STANDARDIZED STRESSING
Preparing for the SAT.
By Tim McNellie

TUITION 101
The key to paying for college is planning ahead, experts say.
By Rachel Weaver

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Faced with more career options than ever before, high school students are encouraged to research before making a decision.
By Brian Knavish

Feature Stories

ENJOYING SUMMER’S HARVEST
Local farms offer the freshest foods you can find.
By Elizabeth Raffaele

THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO YOUR COLLEGE CAREER
There’s a lot for students and
their parents to think about when
it comes to college.

SUMMER CAMPS AND BIBLE SCHOOLS
A list of what’s going on, where, and when.
Compiled by Tim McNellie

A LABOR OF LOVE
At the Little Lake Theatre, presenting great plays is more than good business, it’s a family tradition.
By Brian Knavish

LOOKING BACK
On the eve of retirement, Peters superintendent Diane Kirk reflects on a career in education.
By Brian Knavish

THE NIGHT CLEMENTE BROKE THE RECORD
And other memories from Three Rivers Stadium.
By Earl Bugaile

ONE BUSY SUMMER
There’s something for everything on this summer’s slate of Peters Township activities.
Compiled by Tim McNellie

TALES OF TWO STADIUMS
Remembering baseball at Three Rivers and visiting PNC Park on gameday.
By Earl Bugaile

UP A LAZY RIVER
A beginner’s guide to boating.
By A.J. Caliendo

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