Intrinsic Motivation and Classroom Boredom Explored
University of Rochester psychologist Edward L. Deci explains how intrinsic and extrinsic motivation affect learning. Experiments show money or punishment can reduce long term interest in engaging tasks, urging more inherently interesting activities and avoidance of external rewards.
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Edward L. Deci
University of Rochester
Deci
Psychology Today
Exposure of Politicians Wheeling Dealing Hurts Washington
Jack Anderson outlines Nixon Administration dirty tricks including forged letters leaks and spying as part of the Watergate era. He details investigations by government agents and the White House security chief and reports on CIA documents confirming misrepresentation and pressure on sources.
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Washington
Nixon Forces
Washington Post
Democratic Party
Justice Department
James W. McCord Jr
White House
McCord
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Bureau
Thailand
U.S
Les Whitten
CIA
Uncle Sam
Thoughtful maxims on effort and self-reliance
The text presents quotes stressing that success comes from dedication to work and personal accountability. It contrasts the idea of bragging with testing one’s own work and bearing one’s own load, citing Buxton and a biblical verse.
Campaign Platforms Call for Tough Crime Stance in 1972
The text outlines a joint pledge to combat crime, restore street safety, reform the penal system, curb access to weapons including cheap handguns, protect responsible gun owners, and avoid repression. It references official 1972 platforms of both major parties and supports sentencing reform and community rehabilitation.
Short-Term Methods It's Back To Old Charts In World Diplomacy
Ernest Cuneo argues that postwar diplomacy repeats old patterns, with power balances and alliances shifting as Japan and Red China move toward economic ties. He notes Russia fears Sino Japanese unity, while Middle East bases shift and Western empires fade, leaving trade as the central driver.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Murmansk
Athens
Sparta
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
Japan
Shaghai
Mussolini
Suez
Ethiopia
Red China
China
Nanking
Ghenghis Khan
Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Manchuria
Pittsburgh-Youngstown
Cleveland - Detroit
United States
Ruhr
Germany
Din Basin
Asia
U.S
Pacific
Egypt
Middle East
Iraq
Syria
Canada
Great Britain
France
Holland
U.S. Built 6000 Merchant Vessels for WWI Efforts
The World Almanac notes the U.S. government sponsored the emergency construction of nearly 6,000 merchant marine ships to aid Allied wartime supply efforts. It records the loss of 605 flagships totaling about 6 million dead weight tons in wartime transport.
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U.S
Baytown Sun masthead and credit line details
Baytown Sun staff and publisher credits appear with listings for editor positions and office managers. The note includes office address at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77570 and a subscription price list, and mentions national representation and Associated Press rights.
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Texas
Memorial Drive
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U. S. Suburban Press Inc
Coastal
Not a Single Disease Colitis Advice from Dr Lamb
Dear readers note that colitis is a general term for colon inflammation and irritation. Advice covers hydration, regular bowel habit after breakfast, high fiber foods, bland diets for diarrhea, and avoiding irritants like milk and coffee. Some need vitamin and calcium supplements and may benefit from fruits like prunes to aid bowel function.
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