<!--Saxotech Paragraph Count: 8-->Preteen siblings Anders and Kari Brekke of Appleton use iPod Touches to keep track of their busy schedules, which include summer school, sports camps, practices and music lessons.During the summer, Anders, a fourth-grader at Ferber Elementary School, and Kari, 11, a seventh-grader at Einstein Middle School, often are engaged in activities away from home from morning to night.Anders, 10, has guitar lessons and basketball camp at the YMCA. Kari also plays basketball, along with piano and drums. Both children have soccer practices and games two to three times >>>

Like us on Facebook    The researchers then hooked up participants to an electroencephalograph and gave them something called the Stroop test. In the test, participants were shown the name of a colour written in letters of a different colour - for instance, the word "red" spelled in green letters. Participants are asked to say the colour of the letters. The test requires them to suppress the tendency to read the word, and instead to concentrate on actual colours. Psychologists then studied Error Related Negativity (ERN) among the participants. ERN is an electrical signal >>>

Recent graduates MILWAUKEE -- Ryan Miskulin, son of Dr. Dan and Betty Miskulin of Stetsonville, graduated May 20 from the College of Health Sciences at Marquette University in Milwaukee, summa cum laude (GPA of 3.9 or higher), with a Bachelor of Science degree in biomedical sciences and a minor in theology. He received academic achievement awards in histology and excellence in research. He has been accepted into Marquette University's School of Dentistry at Milwaukee for the fall of 2012.FOREST GROVE, Ore. -- Dana Hoehn of Marshfield has received a Master's Degree in clinical psychology from >>>