Ball State Interns Begin 10 Week Study at Indiana Reformatory
Ball State University sends 17 sociology and social work interns to Indiana correctional facilities and juvenile probation departments for a 10 week summer program funded by two federal grants. Interns earn 100 dollars a week while working 40 hours weekly under supervision at sites including the Indiana Boys School Indiana Girls School Rockville Youth Rehabilitation Facility Indiana State Reformatory Indiana State Prison and Delaware and Marion County Juvenile Court Probation Departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Criminal Justice Planning Agency
Law Enforcement Assistant Administration
Ball State University
Indiana
Department of Sociology
Lionel Neiman
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Indiana Boys School
Indiana Girls School
Rockville
Indiana State Reformatory
Indiana State Prison
Delaware and
Marion County
Ball State
Indianapolis
Linda Gates
Burkit
Alma Irving
Forest Manor
Barry Bramneller
William N. Sherwood
William N. Hamilton
Marion County Juvenile Court Probation Department
Mary Stewart
Voncel Parrish
Linda Burks
Martha Sellars
Pamela Hughes
Janeen Stewart
Jerry Emmett
R.R
Lebanon
Linda Heede
N. Sherman
John Nyhan
Chickering
Lawrence
Mass
Barbara Meyers
Art Barn
Angola
Pamela Roberts
Eden
West Lafayette
Paul Pyatt
Steven Combs
Sam Poston
Westchester
North Manchester
Bruce Rector
Muncie
Michael Broglin
William Ross
Randy Krieble
James Hornbacher
R.R. 1
Don Wilkins
Hessen Cassel
Fort Wayne
Dan Ferguson
Kingsley
Ron Holmes
Rochelle
James A. Thompson
N. Merrill
Fortville
Pendleton
George Phend
Dan Drecsler
Charles B. Miller
John Humphreys Tit
Eisenhower Dr
South Bend
Michigan City
U.S. Overseas Students Drug Problem at Bangkok ISB
At International School Bangkok a rising heroin problem among 9th to 12th graders is linked to easy drug access on Bangkok streets and domestic stress. ISB has 30 suspended students since September and 60 high school patients treated for heroin addiction, with many cases among white American dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Mary Jane
Fifth Field Hospital
United States
International School
ISB
Patty Orsini
Patty
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Army Hospital
U.S
Thailand
Phillips
Oakland
Calif
Burma
Aas
Soi
Robert Lindquist
Lindquist
George Kojak
U.S. Army
Kojak
Beaumont
Texas
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston
Mayo Clinic
Britain
Maudley Hospital
London
Army Encour
Reading tests flaw exposed by Indiana study
Indiana University researchers tested 9,503 children in ten cities and found that many could answer up to half the test questions without reading the passages. Tuinman warns tests rely too much on passage dependence and urges narrower, more reliable test designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University
J. Jaap Tuinman
John Vaughn
I.U
Indiana Association of Elementary School Principals
Tuinman
Indiana
Valparaiso
LaPorte
Elkhart
Warsaw
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Shelbyville
Columbus
Madison
Indianapolis
Local youths prepare six week exchange trips from Indiana
Steven DuPouy a Ball State University student departs Indianapolis with seventeen Indiana and Ohio peers for six weeks in Lima Peru as part of a Lions Club exchange. He will live with the Senor Atero Aspillaga family and study cultural differences earning two college credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven DuPouy
Eugene Dupouy
Ball State University
Indianapolis
Lima
Peru
Steve
Lions Club
Senor Atero Aspillaga
Indiana
Ohio
France
Japan
Steven
Ball State
Dupouy
Rt. 2
Summitville
Philippe le Couvieur
Plugvinier
Philippe
DuPony’s
Lions Club International
Hoosier Girls State Gathers At IU Bloomington Campus
More than 700 Indiana high school girls attend Hoosier Girls State at Indiana University Bloomington June 25 to July 2. The event, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, teaches state and local government through party caucuses elections and legislative drafting. Key figures include director Mrs. Ted Galka of Gary and party heads Mrs. Esther Bray and Mrs. Marvella Bayh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University Bloomington
Hoosier Girls State
American Legion Auxiliary
Ted Galka
Gary
Esther Bray
United States
William Bray
Marvella Bayh
U.S
Birch Bayh
Federalist Party
Nationalist Party
Indiana
I.U
John W. Ryan
Karla Riggs
Indianapolis
Granville Wells
Bloomington
Girls State
Computer Romance Linked Purdue Grads Near Doctorates
Michelle Kaylin of Glencoe Illinois and Mike Shapiro of South Bend met in Purdue’s computing center while she studied computer science and he advised on programming. They married three years ago and will soon hold seven Purdue degrees total. Mike earns a PhD in computer sciences and Mickey completes her doctorate in educational research. Both are accomplished in music and theater. Mike contributes to sound and lighting while Mickey pursues her behavioral modification thesis on driver education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michelle Kaylin
Glencoe
Ill
Mike Shapiro
South Bend
Purdue University
Michelle
Mickey
Mike
Purdue
Purdue Computing Center
Mickey Shapiro
Newcomb College
New Orleans
Kendall College
Evanston
Til
Kendall
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Bell Laboratories
Holmdel
N.J
New York City
Bell
Control Data Corporation
New York
Wagon Wheel Playhouse
Red Bank
Purdue Theater
Lafayette
WAZY
Purdue Residence
Purdue Recreation
Indiana Central offers two non credit courses for fall plans
The Center for Continuing Education at Indiana Central College announces two non credit courses for college bound students. Preparing For College teaches study techniques and time management with sessions July 11 to July 27, 1972. Improving What You Write focuses on writing and English grammar with sessions August 8 to August 24, 1972. Registration info is at Indiana Central College, 4001 Otterbein Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46227. phone 787-6301 ext 260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center For Continuing Education
Indiana Central College
Indiana Central
Otterbein Avenue
Indianapolis
Indiana
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Indiana Reformatory
Vic McKinley
Anderson Park
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Associated Press
States
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Grads
Janie Lewis
Janie
Chester V. Lewis
Free Road
Anderson
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