Kentucky Living
September 2007
On the Cover |
Getting Time On Your Side Help for students who need to learn how to balance their 24 hours a day of school, sleep, studies, and extracurricular activities |
>>Keyword Exclusive - Beat procrastination |
Science Fair Students Science fairs give kids the real-world experience they need to compete for jobs in the future. Come see the interesting experiments and inventions students showcased at this year’s Kentucky State Science and Engineering Fair, and how your school can start a science fair |
>>Keyword Exclusive - Virtual mentors |
Check It Out Libraries are alive. No longer simply a place to read or check out books, libraries are transforming themselves for all ages with unique services and activities—from terrapin races to fishing, computer and wellness classes, or teen nights and lap-sit reading to babies |
>>Keyword Exclusive - Super librarian |
Simulating Space Students complete a realistic hands-on NASA space mission at the Challenger Learning Center in Radcliff |
Events
From the Editor - Community works |
Commonwealths
Eyeing the elk
Guest Opinion: The black gold rush
Essay winner
Race around Bardstown
Ham weekend
Student teacher
Mammoth correction
Co-op Postcard: Flag waver
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Kindred Spirits - What do you believe? |
Events - Bluegrass at Big Bone Lick |
Cut Your Utility Bills - The door story |
The Future of Electricity - Steps to energy efficiency |
The Future of Electricity>>Keyword Exclusive - Offsetting carbon contributions |
Traveling Kentucky
Farm Fun
Mountain Roots in Barbourville
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Kentucky Kids Page - Skunks |
Kentucky Cooks - Soul food favorites |
At Home in the Garden - Lush lilies |
The Bookshelf - Cuisine art |
Your Health - Should you vaccinate your daughter against HPV? |
Money Matters - Saving for college |
Great Outdoors - Mastering wildlife photography |
Great Outdoors>>Keyword Exclusive - Cape May Warbler |
The View From Plum Lick - Teacher notes |