Short Cut to College Advocated by Experts
Dr Richard J Stonesifer president of Monmouth College advocates merging senior year of high school with freshman year of college to save time and costs. He cites junior year advancement and advanced placement as paths to credit and argues the plan suits clearly superior students though some worry about social maturation. He predicts off campus work and a year round calendar could replace much freshman year work.
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Richard J. Stonesifer
Monmouth College
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
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Teens Cite TV as Top News Source in Survey
A survey of high school and college students finds television as youths' favorite news source across education, region, and gender. Girls and Northeasterners often choose radio over newspapers if TV is unavailable, while boys and Western youths favor print as a second option.
Youth survey questions bias in news reporting
A study finds over 89 percent of youths feel well informed while criticizing media bias. Teens cite conservative leanings and generational views, debating whether young reporters could shift coverage. They note shifts from town criers to satellite telecasts and accept some bias as inevitable.
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Agnew
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Fairfield
Conn
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Santa Ana
Calif
Richard Henderson
Richardson
Texas
Jane Shelton
Columbus
Ohio
Carol Cuddy
Taylor, Mich
Peter Stanton
Miami, Fla
Carroll named manager of new Friendly Ice Cream Shop
Richard F. Carroll promoted to manager of the new Friendly Ice Cream and Sandwich Shop at Farmington Valley Mall in Simsbury Connecticut. An Air Force veteran, he is the son of Mary Carroll of Biddeford Maine, married to Dorothy E Bell of Lewiston, with two children, and the family resides in Canton Connecticut.
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Richard F.carroll
New Friendly
Farmington Valley Mall
Simsbury
Conn
Carroll
Mary Carroll
Elm Street
Biddeford
Dorothy E. Bell
Lewiston
Canton
Connecticut
Expo 70 Osaka draws record crowds and losses
The Expo 70 in Osaka attracted over 64 million visitors in 183 days, the most for any fair. It marked a rare continuation since the 1851 London exposition, noting 127,457 adults lost on the 851 acre site versus 48,190 children.
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Osaka
Japan
London
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