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John Crudele visits The Ricki lake Show
John addresses teens after they speak to the difficult issue of their mom's who had them when they were teenagers. Now teenagers themselves, they are talking about the struggle. They want to blame their moms. John addresses and answers the core question about their value!
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"Our high school students were wowed by your energy and honesty, and related to you and your hands on approach immediately. ...just when they thought it was hilarious, you hit them between the eyes, hard, with the one line zingers and quiet truths. You received a standing ovation...and as one student later reported, 'that never happens!'"
—Susan Edwards, Parent Support Network Chairman, Bishop McGuinness High School, Oklahoma City, OK
"You have stretched us and made us stop and question ourselves as teachers and parents. Are we good role models? ...the kids and staff were wondering if you could come and be their principal next year."
—Jerry Sparby, Principal, Cold Spring Elementary, Cold Spring, MN
"Whoever nicknamed you the 'Human Hurricane' wasn't kidding! You kept up an incredible pace and gave a high-energy presentation during each of the four programs. Your message to our elementary students was undoubtedly the most important hour of information they will receive all year."
—Felicia N. Mercadante, B.S.W., Outreach Coordinator, Danville Elementary School, Danville, PA
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PLHS students respond to Crudele’s presentation
on values with tears & hugs
By Claire Robling/Staff Writer
For hundreds of students at Prior Lake High School, last week’s early
morning talk by John Crudele turned into a healing service for wounded
feelings.
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Teen Scene Helps Families ‘Connect,
Communicate and Cope’
Conference tries to bring parents, children closer together
By Josh Premako/Signal Staff Writer
Communication was the theme this week when hundreds of local parents and
teens attended Santa Clarita’s fifth annual Teen Scene Unplugged.
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The joy of abstinence
Witty one-liners and clever comebacks help Crudele bring a
message to students
By Andy Tomec/The Sault Star
A few memorable comeback lines from the John Crudele school of sexual
abstinence: “Do you wanna sit in the back seat?” ... “No, I’d rather
sit up here with you.” “C’mon, everybody’s doing it.” ... “Great, then
you should have no trouble finding somebody else.”
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Author helps parents with parenting
By Linda I. Huang /The Press-Citizen
Is there parenting help for parents? This was the main question posed to
area parents who attended a special Wednesday evening presentation by
nationally-known speaker John Crudele at Regina High School.
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Anti-drug program is a hit at Ar-We-Va
By Bret Hayworth/Times Herald News Writer
In three sessions Thursday with students and parents of the Ar-We-Va School District, motivational speaker John Crudele hammered home an anti-drug theme.
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Parenting expert maintains child’s point of
view
"I know I will recognize him. He will be the one with the energy
of 10 men."
By Gail White/THE VINDICATOR
I had just begun a phone interview with John Crudele, a professional
speaker and author who will be addressing parents at St. Charles Church
this Thursday evening on “Go Make Some Memories.”
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Choosers, not losers
Speaker urges students to make good decisions
By Pauline Schreiber/Staff Writer
FARIBAULT — Surviving adolescence is a challenge for each new generation. John Crudele attempted to help Faribault Junior High School students make sense of such a confusing time in their lives when bodily changes are paramount and adults “just don’t seem to understand things.”
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Make memories children cherish
Red Ribbon speaker tells parents the greatest gift they can give is time
By Beverly Ventura/Ozaukee Press Staff
Parents need to spend time with their children, creating positive memories they can carry forward the rest of their lives. That was the message to parents from John Crudele during Red Ribbon Week in Ozaukee County. He spoke with parents, middle school and high school students in area schools at separate presentations throughout the week.
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