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Sunday, January 22, 2012
THE DALLAS POST
PEOPLE BRIEF
MU student makes
presentation in Rome
Misericordia University stu-
dent Nicholas Barone, of Dallas,
and professors Cari Tellis, Ph.D.,
assistant professor; and Glen
Tellis, Ph.D., chair and professor,
presented “Acoustic and Aero-
dynamic Properties of True
Vocal-Fold Body Cover Condi-
tions,” at the recent Estill World
Voice Symposium V in Rome,
Italy.
Estill Voice International
produces an international sym-
posium every two years that
features presentations and work-
shops from the most gifted teach-
S
Prater completes
Disney Marathon
Emily Prater, a senior at Dallas
High School, completed the 2012
Walt Disney World Marathon on
Sunday, Jan. 8
at Lake Buena
Vista, Florida.
The mara-
thon took
runners
through Mag-
ic Kingdom,
Epcot, Animal
Kingdom and
Hollywood Studios, attracting a
field of more than 16,500 partici-
pants.
PRATER
ers and invited guests from the The marathon is the last event
scientific, medical and voice of a race weekend. The 2012 Walt
training communities. Disney World Half Marathon was
held Saturday, Jan. 7 in which
ops Emily’s dad, John Prater, ran.
Rifai named Prater, 18, completed the 26.2
LI miles in 4 hours and 58 minutes
to dean S list amongst 13,478 finishers. This
Yasmeen Rifai, of Dallas, has ~~ Was her first marathon.
attained membership to the
Curry College dean's list for the
£12011 term. PSU prof promoted
To qualify for the dean’s list,
students must earn a 3.30 G.PA., to black belt
have no incompletes and have no The World Tang Soo Do Asso-
grade lower than a C for the ciation, a Koren martial arts
semester. organization, recently promoted
Penn State Wilkes-Barre ehe-
mistry professor Dr. Dudley
Snyder to a 4th Degree Master
Black Belt.
A member of the Penn State
Wilkes-Barre faculty since 1981,
Snyder has been studying Tang
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Soo Do for over 35 years, having
first taken up martial arts while
earning his PhD at Purdue Uni-
versity.
The World Tang Soo Do Asso-
ciation is one of the largest mar-
tial arts organizations with more
than 100,000 members in 36
countries around the globe.
Dr. Alaimo opens
office in Shavertown
Dr. John Alaimo has opened
an office for the practice of chi-
ropractic on Jackson Road in
Shavertown.
A 1980 graduate of the Penn-
sylvania State University, Dr.
Alaimo received his Doctor of
Chiropractic
degree, Cum
Laude, from
the Philadel-
phia College of
Straight Chi-
ropractic
where he also
served on the
faculty teach-
ing courses in physiology.
He is a past president of the
Back Mountain Business Associ-
ALAIMO
The Tiger Cubs of Pack 281 recently visited the Dallas Fire Company and learned about fire
safety and emergency procedures from Assistant Chief Tim Rismondo. The Tigers are part of
Pack 281 chartered by the Dallas United Methodist Church. From left, first row, are Charlie Kappler,
Andy Goodrich, James Antall, Anderson Leo, Parker Bolesta, Connor Gaughan and Maxim Gingo.
ation. Second row, Den Chiefs Paul Smith, Ivan Gingo and Michael Smith.
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