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Radio Show Offers Advice to College Bound Students

Category : College News



Countdown to College Radio show host Beth Pickett wants families to make good decisions based on solid information and an understanding of the application process.


Boston, MA (PRWEB) April 8, 2009

As high school seniors receive their college letters of acceptance in the next few weeks, Countdown to College Radio, http://www.CountdownToCollegeRadio.com, is answering students’ questions to help them choose the college that’s right for them.

“Anxious high school seniors are finally hearing from colleges about whether they’ve been admitted, denied, or put on the waiting list,” says Beth Pickett, producer and host of Countdown to College Radio. “Those who’ve been accepted are trying to decipher cryptic financial aid award letters to determine just how much college will cost and to decide among their choices.” Now, families can get answers to their questions by tuning in to Countdown to College Radio.

Countdown to College Radio is a weekly interview-based show launched in May of 2008 on WNSH AM-1570. Pickett interviews deans of admission, college professors, high-school counselors, and others about what students should do if they are waitlisted, how to make a campus visit, and topics related to academic preparation for college, the admissions process, extracurricular opportunities, and choosing the right school.

The radio show is free to students and their families. Listeners can access interview archives online at CountdownToCollegeRadio.com to listen on the computer or to download to an MP3 player. They can also sign up for the show’s free weekly newsletter to see what’s new in the archives and what’s coming up on the show.

“Understanding the options and how the process works reduces stress and gives families the information they need to make informed decisions,” says Pickett, a Stanford University graduate with a certificate in college counseling from UCLA. “The show also offers exposure to extracurricular opportunities and college choices that families will want to know about.”

Past guests on the show have included:

    Deans of admission from Olin, Rensselaer, Carleton, Whitman, Bowdoin, Reed, and Harvey Mudd colleges, talking about their schools
    Jennifer Desjarlais, Dean of Admission at Wellesley College, on the benefits of attending an all-women’s school
    Richard Rusczyk of The Art of Problem Solving, on extracurricular math competitions
    Dr. Carol Dweck, professor of psychology at Stanford, on her groundbreaking work on mindset and success
    Gail Grand of Enrichment Alley, on the importance of extracurricular activities for both career exploration and college admissions
    Glenn Milewski, Executive Director of the PSAT/NMSQT at the College Board, on the format and scoring of the PSAT, and its role as a precursor to the SAT
    Kavin Buck of UCLA and Ed Schoenberg of The Otis College of Art and Design, on performing and visual arts admissions

Countdown to College Radio does not accept payment from either interviewees or institutions. Pickett says this is important so that the information remain impartial. To see a listing of the archived shows, please visit CountdownToCollegeRadio.com.

About Countdown to College Radio

Countdown to College Radio is a weekly one-hour live show dedicated to helping college-bound high school students and their families understand the process of getting ready for – and getting into – college. Show host Beth Pickett interviews the experts on the college application process, high school coursework, summer opportunities, extracurricular activities, application essays, standardized testing, financial aid, and college options.

Contact:

Beth Pickett

Producer and Host

Countdown to College Radio

(858) 248-5807

Beth (at) CountdownToCollegeRadio.com

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Hell’s Kitchen Voted Top Reality Show

Category : Teen Jobs

Hell’s Kitchen Voted Top Reality Show
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Michigan residents observed Pearl Harbor Day on Tuesday by lowering flags to half staff and remembering those who lost their lives in the attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.
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LA Music Awards Pop Single of the Year winner, Madisen Hill, performs on The Ryan and Randi Show Webseries

Category : Teen Music



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Hollywood, California (PRWEB) December 3, 2010

The 2010 LA Music Awards Pop Single of the Year is “Suga” by teen sensation Madisen Hill. Madisen can be seen performing “Suga” on the hit teen webseries, The Ryan and Randi Show at http://www.TheRyanAndRandiShow.tv . The teen co-wrote the song under the artistic direction of Jonathan George of JJPZ Talent Development.

Madisen Hill recently kicked off Season 2 of Ryan and Randi Presents on the web series; The Ryan and Randi Show. Ryan and Randi Presents showcases the best of up and coming young music singer/songwriters. The show is hosted by Ryan (actor Sarah Stettler) and Randi (Kevin Chambers). The web series has already showcased artists such as Tyler Shamy, who writes fresh, edgy lyrics, Pink Army, a dynamic tween group, Colton B who has performed with Jennifer Lopez, Outkast and Missy Elliott at the American Music Awards and won NBC’s America’s Most Talented Kid in his age group. Also featured, is 13 year old Sir Castanon. Sir Castanon is an amazing performer in the music and acting world. Also known as Joseph Castanon, the young performer has been nominated for the Screen Actors Guild Young Artist award for the past 5 years, winning twice. Season 1 of Ryan and Randi Presents showcased 9 artists and Season 2 will bring 9 more new artists. The performances can be seen on the series website: http://www.theryanandrandishow.tv . Artists such as Roxy King, Jewel & Blaire and Meeghan Henry have already graced the show. Upcoming artists include Carlos McCullers, Mallory Low, 10 year old twins Brotherlee, Adam 812, Keisha & Kellie, Taylor Beckett, Zeke Kalil, and Kota.

The Ryan and Randi Show is began as a comedic webseries. The series is now in its 3rd Season. The original series is co-written by author and playwright, Chambers Stevens and teen actor, Sarah Stettler. Based on the lives of two high school best friends; Ryan and Randi, the comedy series takes on High School life. Season 3 guest stars Kiernan Shipka, of Mad Men, who appears as an offbeat 9 year old choreographer for the show choir Ryan and Randi have formed. And, no show choir would be complete without a rival show choir showdown. Season 3 ends with a cliffhanger. Enjoy original comedy and check out tomorrow’s music stars.

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Exhibitor Opportunities for Prom Show 2005 at Oxford Valley Mall

Category : Teen Fashion

(PRWEB) February 4, 2005

Oxford Valley Mall – Prom Show 2005

Exhibitor Opportunities:

Florists – Limousine Service – DJ’s – Tuxedos – Prom Gowns – Bands – Post Prom Entertainers – Makeup Lines & Artists – Fashion Accessories – Photography Services – Hair Salons & More!

Show Date:    Saturday, March 5th, 2005

Deadline for Space Reservation: February 18th, 2005

Unique Opportunity & Traffic

Oxford Valley Mall offers a built-in audience and tremendous teen base. In fact the Oxford Valley Mall is the highest shopped mall by teens within the Bucks County area. The mall trade area includes over 20 junior and senior highs schools. There is no other advertising vehicle or venue where you can get this kind of exposure to teens than at Oxford Valley Mall.

Teen Board Prom Fashion Show

The Oxford Valley Mall Teen Board [www.teenboard.com , now in its 12th year, will stage two Prom Fashion Shows on March 5th at 1:00 PM & 3:00 PM, which each year draws "standing room only" crowds, making it one of the largest area attended "teen" fashion shows. This will ensure a target audience for your services. The Teen Board itself is made up of students from over 20 area schools whose own "word of mouth" network ensures the shows success.

Space is Limited - Reserve Now

Exhibitor Space is limited for this event and offered on a first come basis. Simply fill out the registration form attached and return with a check for the full amount to be received no later than February 18th, 2005. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Steven Weisz, Rainbow Promotions at 610-394-9182.

Rates:

Single Table - 8' ........... $ 300.00 for the day

Double Table - 8' ..........$ 500.00 for the day

Non-Mall Merchants wishing to have Teen Board model their fashions in the show ...... $ 600.00 for 2 shows, limited to 10 complete outfits/gowns.

All exhibitors subject to mall final approval.

Exhibitors are required to provided proof of general liability insurance.

Optional Advertising Opportunites

Table Tents to promote exhibitor & event on (50) tables in Food Court for (2) weeks prior $ 450

22" x 28" Mall Posters to promote exhibitor & event on (4) single-sided posters for $ 800

Show Sponsor

Have your company's name co-branded with all advertising for this Prom Show and be our exclusive sponsor.

Included will be your company name with all advertising for the show, display on the mall electronic marquee for one week, company banner displayed as backdrop for the fashion show, banner ads on the Teen Board web site for one month [over 20,000 unique hits/month of a teen audience], direct email to 8,000 area teens that subscribe to our newsletter, customized announcements about your product or service during the fashion shows, and a double table space in the most prominent show location. $ 3000.00 for the event.

For Additional Information and Registration, contact Rainbow Promotions at 610-394-9182.

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NBC’s Today Show Features ParentingTeensNetwork

Category : Teen Relationship Problems



Princeton, NJ (PRWEB) July 29, 2008

ParentingTeensNetwork Editorial Director Judith Sachs joined Meredith Vieira and Amy Robach on The Today Show on Wednesday, July 23. She offered expert advice for the parents of teenagers and discussed what to do with bored teens during summer months. To see a clip of the show, go to http://www.parentingteensnetwork.com/.

“With 40 million teens and tweens out there today, so many parents and teens are struggling to deal with increasingly complex family issues,” says Sachs. “It’s always been a challenge to help them understand how to communicate better with each other. Clearly, there’s an under served market need here that we are addressing.”

ParentingTeensNetwork (PTN) is the leading communications platform specifically designed to improve the dialogue between parents and their teens about important issues like health and wellness, risk-taking behavior, relationships, technology and media, education, social issues and more. PTN collects ongoing feedback and insights from experts, parents, and teens and regularly publishes online magazines, Web sites, blogs, podcasts, and print magazines.

In addition to providing valuable information and assistance for parents and teens, ParentingTeensNetwork also helps corporations. “Our unique communications platform gives forward-thinking Fortune 500 marketers concerned with social responsibility interesting new ways to communicate appropriately with parents and teens,” says Rob Rebak, a partner at PTN. “We are pleased with the exposure and recognition that opportunities like The Today Show afford us and our partner organizations.”

ParentingTeensNetwork is headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey. Call 1-609-336-0323 or email info @ ParentingTeensNetwork for more information.

Contact:    

Andrew Friedman, ParentingTeensNetwork

609.947.1091 or afriedman @ ParentingTeensNetwork.com

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Just The Way You Are (Bruno Mars Cover) + SHOW TONIGHT + EP Update!

Category : Teen Facebook

www.myspace.com/allyrhodesmusic www.facebook.com/allyrhodesmusic www.twitter.com/allyrhodesmusic www.allyrhodesmusic.com lalala. if bruno mars ever sees this, i want him to know i’m a little in love with his voice. oooohkay bye.
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Quickest, out-the-door make-up for teens, school work, or busy moms! Literally, less the 5 minutes! Get more Kandee-ness at: www.kandeethemakeupartist.blogspot.com FACEBOOK me www.facebook.com TWEETY TWEETS AT: www.twitter.com MYSPACE: www.myspace.com Have a beautiful day! MAil me anything at: PO BOX 700 MINDEN, NV 89423
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Scrapbook LifeStyle Day 4 – Free Scrapbooking Show

Category : Scrapbooking

Scrapbook LifeStyle is a FREE daily online scrapbooking show. You’ll learn tips, techniques, and creative approaches through this fun and television reality-style show. Today’s episode originally “aired” online on 1/4/07. Visit www.scrapbooklifestyle.com
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Reports Show Surge in Prescription Tranquilizer Abuse

Category : Teen Drug Abuse

Canadian, OK (PRWEB) August 23, 2005

Last month the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University (CASA) reported that more than 15 million Americans abuse prescription drugs. The survey indicated that from 1992 to 2000 the number of new tranquilizer and sedative abusers increased by more than 125 percent.

U.S. Senator Joseph Biden (D – Delaware) issued a statement last week regarding the report saying, “This CASA survey should be a wake up call to those who believe that recent reports of reduced rates of teen drug use are an excuse to reduce funding for drug prevention and enforcement programs.” Senator Biden is the Ranking Member of the Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Drugs.

Also in the last few days, news stories have surfaced that rapper Eminem was admitted to a hospital for treatment of Ambien abuse. The drug is a prescription sleep aid that is classified as a hypnotic tranquilizer.

Tranquilizers and other sedatives are categorized as central nervous system (CNS) depressants and have a high potential for abuse. These are drugs that simply slow down the nervous system and are often prescribed for anxiety or insomnia. Other types of CNS depressants include Valium, Xanax and Librium.

“We need to have drug education curriculums in our school systems every year to start making a huge impact,” said Luke Catton, who is a Certified Chemical Dependency Counselor and supervisor at Narconon Arrowhead. “Having worked in the prevention field for several years, many of the teachers I come in contact with are desperate for workable solutions to keep their students off of drugs. As a nation we must implement drug education programs for every year of school, not just a few semesters or special programs.”

Between 1992 and 2002 the number of substance abuse treatment admissions reporting tranquilizers as the primary drug being abused increased by 79% according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services AdministrationÂ’s (SAMHSA) Treatment Episode Data Set. There were 32,800 additional treatment admissions where tranquilizers were the second or third drug of abuse.

In addition, the Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN) reported that controlled substances were implicated in nearly 30 percent of drug related emergency room deaths in 2002.

As if the abuse of the prescription drugs alone arenÂ’t enough, the CASA survey also reported that teens who abuse controlled prescription drugs are much likelier to use alcohol, marijuana, heroin, ecstasy and cocaine, compared to teenagers who did not abuse prescription drugs.

Organizations like Narconon Arrowhead are dedicated to eliminating substance abuse throughout the country through effective programs.

Narconon Arrowhead is the largest rehabilitation and education program in the international network of Narconon® centers that covers over 120 programs in nearly 40 countries and growing. The organization uses a drug-free approach and does not advocate the use of prescription drugs in the addiction treatment process. It is also one of the largest and most successful facilities in the U.S. and it attributes its effectiveness to the application of American author and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard.

For more information about drugs and rehabilitation or to get help for someone you know who is suffering from addiction, call Narconon Arrowhead today at 1-800-468-6933 or visit www.stopaddiction.com.

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