OU Teaching Fund Supports Varied Innovations in Math Anxiety
Ohio University funds eight projects to improve teaching and learning. Innovations include humanistic math anxiety relief, flexible pacing, and new classroom layouts. Projects cover chemistry thermodynamics, Shakespeare studies with films, non campus sources, and voting behavior field work. Proposals for next year are due March 15 with awards by April 15.
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Ohio University
Charles Lustfield
Jesse Day
Shakespeare
Page
Abraham Clearfield
Athens
Marietta
Richard Bald
Alexander Prisley
Government Department
Bhxperimental Educational Services Fund
Charles Smith
Charles D’augustine
College of Education
Philosophy Department
Donald Borchert
Gerald Calderone
Bird Arena Opens Skating Season At Ohio University
Bird Arena at Ohio University hosts recreational skating for students staff and public with hours across Monday Wednesday Friday Saturday and Sunday plus moonlight sessions Fridays and Saturdays. Fees 50 cents adults 25 cents children skates rental available. Jan classes start Jan 6 and Jan 9 with contact 594-5533. Athens minor league hockey for ages 8 to 18 also underway.
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Bird Arena
Ohio University
Athens
Doctors Recommend Anacin for Pain Relief
Doctors dispense over 50 million Anacin tablets yearly for headaches dental pain arthritis cold and flu aches. Anacin delivers fast relief with high pain reliever content and reportedly minimal stomach upset.
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Tors
Hellebrandt Award Established at Ohio University
The Hellebrandt Award for Excellence in Management was announced at the SAM Ohio University chapter conference. John Stinson unveiled the honor to recognize the outstanding senior majoring in management. Hellebrandt, a long serving OU professor, helped found the OU management program and SAM chapters.
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Hellebrandt
Ohio University
Society For Advancement of Management
SAM
John Stinson
E. T. Hellebrandt
Athens Area
North
South America
Europe
Asia
Wetzel Wins 1972 Sinfonia Research Grant
Ohio University music historian Dr. Richard D. Wetzel receives the 1972 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Foundation research assistance grant worth $1,000. He will study George Rapp and the Harmony Society, a German immigrant religious-Musical community active from 1805 to 1906 in America.
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Ohio University School of Music
Richard D. Wetzel
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Foundation
Sinfonia Foundation
America
Wetzel
George Rapp
Harmony Society
Wurtemburg
Germany
Rapp
Local Court Admits and Dismisses Range of Athens Area Names
A local notice lists admissions of Kenneth Gabriel Charles Grimm Michelle Matthews Kindalyn Brown and Mrs Earl Schneider of Athens plus several others from Glouster The Plains Murray City and Albany. Dismissals include David Foss Penny Armbruster Russell Trainer and several others.
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Kenneth Gabriel
Charles Grimm
Michelle Matthews
Kindalyn Brown
Earl Schneider
Athens
Herbert Pierce
Chauncey
Teresa Hartley
Arthur Harris
Glouster
Gladys Hayes
Murray City
Bonnie Gorby
the Plains
James Thomas
Jimmy Blair
Marvin Althouse
Alfred Peyton
Albany
William Johnson
Pomeroy
Robert Carr
Jacksonville
James Deeter
Guysville
Philip Deval
Logan
Gregory Willis
Baltimore
David Foss
Penny Armbruster
Russell Trainer
Edward Perry
Larry Rutter
George Tanner
Robert Cochran
Bessie Mercer
Randy Milligan
Aaron Angle
Isabel Stott
Ford district sees October sales rise in Cincinnati area
John C. O'Donnell reports October new car sales in the Cincinnati Ford district up 13 percent from September totaling 4 609. Truck deliveries rise 31 percent to 1 721 with 159 dealerships across southern Ohio and parts of six states. National Ford Division shows strong Pinto and Thunderbird performance with 205 043 car sales and truck sales at 77 154, a monthly record.
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Cincinnati
John C. O’donnell
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
Indiana
Pinto
Thunderbird
Ford
Athens Business Drive Unveiled for 1972 73 Drive
The 1972 73 Athens Business Drive to support Ohio University was unveiled at a luncheon at the Ohio University Inn with 40 volunteers. Bob Reese, president of Hocking Valley Bank and campaign chair, announced a $101000 goal, the highest in 26 years, amid budget austerity praised by Keith Welsh. Local firms pledged support to complete the drive. Albany Lodge 723 F AM will elect officers at its annual fish fry Thursday at 7:30 pm.
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Athens
Ohio University
Ohio University Inn
Bob Reese
Hocking Valley Bank
Keith Welsh
Albany
Albany Lodge
F&am
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William Baasel
Samuel Crowl
Grant
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Thomas Brown
Millfield
Joseph Carmean
Charles Mitchell
Buckeye
Route 50
Athens, Ohio
Gene Davis-Tempo
Gamble-Skogmo. Inc
PO Box
Minneapolis
Minn
Buckeye Mart
Ath
Owen
By Mirro
Mirro
Irro
Famous Name Appliances
Proctor
Silhouette
Coronado
Diag. Black & White
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