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After 12-year-old student William Figueroa, far right, finished writing out the word potato during a spelling bee at the Luis Munoz Rivera School in Trenton, New Jersey, Vice President Dan Quayle, left, relying on a flash card, urged the youngster...
...charged last week with felony assault with a shotgun. (He has denied the charge.) He recently asked his 11-year-old brother whether he wanted to be a gang banger. He was happy to hear the boy say no. Yet the chances are better than even that the youngster will follow in Joseph's footsteps. Joseph didn't want to be a gang banger either, but he followed the path paved by another Cardenas brother, Juan, 19, who is serving a seven-year term for attempted murder...
...drug abuse, Daniels changed his mind after seeing AIDS-infected newborns in the city's hospitals. Today he says he was wrong to impose his own moral standards on a community so desperately in need of help: "If giving needles saves a life, I support it. If giving a youngster a condom prevents AIDS or a baby with AIDS, I support...
Simmons constantly prospects for new ways to market the rap phenomenon. In the works at his TV and film company are The Johnson Posse, a sitcom Simmons describes as "Married . . . with Children in the projects"; The Clown Prince, a comedy for Tri-Star Pictures about a white youngster who grows up in a black ghetto and has trouble fitting in at a predominantly white college; and a syndicated radio network that will transmit hip-hop music via satellite to AM stations around the country. Earlier this year, Simmons made his first venture into print, teaming up with Jones and Time...
...this week. The show's guiding thesis is that doctors don't pay enough attention to the emotional side of treating patients. Viewers, however, may well glean another message: ban all senior medical experts from your hospital-room door, and put yourself in the hands of the first caring youngster you see roaming the halls. Oh, well, who said TV medical shows had to make sense...