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NILEs HERALD SPECTATOR $1.50 Thursday, November 30, 2017 ni1eshera1dspectatorcom Anxiety High WHAT TO DO Part three: A look at how nontraditional learning paths can ease teen stress.Pages 4-6 SKOKIE THEATRE 'Heart and soul' Chicago cabaret artiSts celebrate acclaimed composer, lyricist, musician and singer. Hoagy Carmichael on Dec. 2 at the Skokie Theatre. Page 29 LOVE ESSENTIALLY Friendly reminder: 'Someone loves you' Columnist Jackie Pilossoph's daughter encountered a refreshing use of sticky notes at school intended to help boost girls' self-esteem. The simple act of kindness spread quickly. Page 21 STACEY WESCOTT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE New Trier High School senior Ben Matejka, center, sits with over 1,000 of his classmates June 4 during their graduation ceremony at the Sears Centre Arena. On the far left is Hannah Richards, and on the right is Camille Morgan. Matejka scored 27 on the ACT, but his peers' reactions to that number took him aback. "My score was much higher than the national average, but New Trier is not a typical high school:' he said. Matejka is now a freshman at the University of Denver. SPORTS LIVING 'I started to eat myfeelings' Commentary Sex abuse victims strule to lose pounds put on as protective measure. Addiction, suicide, heart disease and a host of BRIAN O'MAHONEY/ NEWS-SUN autoimmune disorders also can be related. Inside High honors Introducing the Pioneer Press boys soccer and girls volle)ball All-Area teams. GEnY Pages 37-42 :i4t 2 SHOUT OJT N¡LESHERALD- SPECTATORSwapna Davé, public health researcher nilesheraldspectator.com Swapna Davé moved from India erta Lacks." It's about a woman Jim Rotche, General Manager to Skokie about 16 years agt to join whose cancer cells were used for Phil Jwlk, Suburban Editor her husband, she said. 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