William B. Irvine has a “five-second rule” that has nothing to do with eating just-dropped food off a floor.
But it has a lot to do with a person’s ability to brush off an insult, the Wright State University philosophy professor said Nov. 19 at Bluffton University.
The comedy "Parents Just Don't Understand" by Bryan Starchman, will be presented by the Bluffton High School Drama Club Friday and Saturday, Nov. 22-23, in the middle school cafetorium.
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The drama is best described this way:
"The hip-hop standard of the 1980s said it best: “There’s no need to argue, parents just don’t understand.”
There will be lots to watch at the Nov. 30 Bluffton Blaze of Lights parade, according to Junior Weihrauch, parade director.
Weihrauch anticipates nearly 100 units in this year’s parade, making it larger than last year and, in terms of time, making it nearly a one-hour parade.
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Adele Sommers goes clothes shopping with her son, Landon Cluts. He likes to dress in all black. She's just picked out a turtleneck in light blue. It's just one of the incidents in this weekend's BHS Drama Club performance of "Parents Just Don't Understand." Click for a video.
The Northwest Conference will hold a student-athlete sportsmanship meeting at the Delphos Eagles on Friday, Nov, 22, at 9 a.m. Dr. Dan Ross of the OHSAA will be a featured speaker and will address the group starting at 12:30 p.m.
All schools in the conference will be sending student-athletes to this meeting as the conference continues its emphasis on good sportsmanship. John Edinger, principal at Delphos Jefferson is the primary organizer of this event.
