Biology moves beyond frogs in new high school courses
In Boulder and nationwide the new biology curriculum shifts from frog dissections to teaching evolution and human reproduction as core concepts. It emphasizes inquiry and lab work, targets average students, and uses revised materials from 1959 onward funded by NSF and developed with teachers.
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Boulder
Colo
U.S
Arnold Grobman
University of Colorado
National Science Foundation
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Gorbman
College of Arts and Sciences
Rutgers University
Texas
Arizona
Grobman
New York
Viet Nam
North Lebanon Welcomes Pastor and Miss Hersom Home
North Lebanon greeted its pastor and wife on Sunday morning. Missionary Miss Muriel Hersom from Los Angeles attended both services and will return September 19 to interpret for deaf friends in the morning and speak with slides in the evening. The Friday night Sunday School party honored Miss Helen Stewart bound for Parris Island for Marine basic training, with fiancé Alan Place from Rochester, New Hampshire. A fathers’ group discussed forming a local Boy Scout unit after last week’s meeting.
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Myron Rand
George Stuart
Russell Beckwith
Hiram Jones
Plattsburg
N.Y
Jones
Maine
Marilyn Emmons
Helena Jones
Doris Woodman
Wilbur Woodman Sr
True Memorial
N.E.B.I
Paul Brooks
Fred Gale
John Rich
Rochester
N.H
John
Lebanon
Rochester Hospital
Stuart Grant
Sanford
Fred
Stephen
Audrey Gale
Mrs. Cousens
North Lebanon
Muriel Hersom
Los Angeles
Bean Named As Special Saco Teacher Moves and Syllabus
Bernard C. Forbush announces Marshall Bean transfers from Fairfield School to Young School and Gard Thompson from Auburn will take fifth grade at Fairfield. A modern math syllabus is being prepared for grades one through four. Also notes a pawnbroker history in China and a visit by Mrs Jessie Lewis and the Abbotts from Somersville to J Fred Hanscom.
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Saco Schools
Bernard C. Forbush
Marshall Bean
Fairfield School
Young School
Opportunity Room
Bean
Gard Thompson
Auburn
Saco Public Schools
Forbush
Saco
College Men Wear Traditional Clothes
A fashion expert says college men favor traditional, conservative attire with dark suits, three-button jackets, loafers, and poplin raincoats, while high schoolers embrace jazzier looks like brighter knits and wider collars. The shift reflects budget constraints and a move toward correct dressing rather than mere fashion.
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American Institute of Men’s and Boys’ Wear, Inc
CPO
Navy
Collegians
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Oblate Fathers
Natick
Mass
Leo J. Leo Blanc
Omer LeBlanc
Project St
Biddeford
LeBlanc
Buxport
Bar Harbor
Colebrook
China
Encyclopaedia Britanica
Jessie Lewis
Porter Abbott
Somersville, Mass
J Fred Hanscom
Emerson
Warren
Warren’s
Warren’s Furniture Co
Main Street
York County Savings Bank
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Buicktown
U.S. A
U.S.A
Kalil Buick
BUICK
Thunderbird
Plymouth
Fury
Oldsmobile
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