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Vol. LXII, No. 7
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Wednesday, February 13, 2008
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With Valentines Day just around the corner, Stuart Country Day Schools girls are preparing special valentines for their teachers and classmates as usual. This year, though, instead of enclosing a traditional candy treat, the girls are taping pocket change to their valentines in order to give their classmates an opportunity to make a donation to the Smile Train, a charitable organization that raises funds for children in developing countries who need cleft palate surgery.
Lower School girls at Stuart Country Day School have been collecting change for the Smile Train since last fall. Each cleft palate surgery costs $250. To date, they have raised over $460.
Parent Beth Enck, who coordinates Stuarts outreach program and helps to identify worthwhile causes, noted that Smile Train (see www.smiletrain.org/site/) gives 100 per cent of the funds raised directly to the children who need treatment.
The following area students, undergraduates enrolled at Syracuse University, were named to the Deans List for their respective school or college for the Fall 2007 semester. College of Arts and Sciences: Nikhil Samuel, Maxwell Woolley, and Pearly Leung; College of Human Services and Health Professions: Maria Cannavo and Alana Hager-Johnson; College of Visual and Performing Arts: Alexandra Zuckerman, Nishan Patel, and Hanna Schloss; Martin J. Whitman School of Management: Lori Favre, and Nicole Forant; S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications: Kelly Kraus, Kevin Manley, Maxwell Woolley, Kristin Bitter, Danielle Carrick, and Pearly Leung; School of Architecture: Kristopher Menos;
School of Education: Kelly Baxter and Mariel Otis; School of Information Studies: Robert Cave.