Televised teaching gains eye contact and discipline in study
A review of John Bloomfield’s Screens and Gowns notes that audio visual aids in universities expand access amid growing class sizes. It highlights television and language labs, with Bloomfield reporting strong acceptance in North America and Australia and urging international study to assess effectiveness.
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Washington
John Bloomfield
North America
England
Bloomfield
Victoria
ALF
Melbourne
United States
Canada
Rutherford
University of Ilinois
Always Go First Class exposes sea liner stewards rackets
A sharp satirical review details Laurence Marks book Always Go First Class, revealing stewards exploiting passengers for tips, gambling, smuggling, and other scams aboard luxury liners. The critique notes amplified anecdotes about Milne and bloods, the drop in manners, and the pervasive distrust readers may feel about sea travel.
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Laurence Marks
Marks
Milne
France
Steamship Company
Customs
Angus and Robertson and others booksellers
Bookseller listings include Angus and Robertson Ltd Salinger titles Raise High the Roof Beams Arthur Calwell Labour's Role in Modern Society and Ellery Queen A Magnum of Mysteries with dates 26 7 and venues Green Square Bookshop Kingston Monaro Mall Civic 46433 listed in the catalogue.
Always Go First Class. Laurence Marks, Long mans, Losing
Laurence Marks and Longmans are cited in a brief notice about a loss or withdrawal from a contract or position. The item emphasizes a first class standard and indicates a setback affecting those named entities.
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Laurence Marks
Longmans
Times Crossword Clues Mystery Solved
Crossword clues list with Across and Down entries, including word lengths and a note about page 39. Some entries contain misprints and erroneous characters requiring inference for potential solutions and pattern recognition.
Sawer publishes second volume on Australia 1929 1949 politics and law
Australian National University professor Geoffrey Sawer completes a second volume in his federal politics and law series covering 1929 to 1949. The work analyzes seven parliaments, parties, policies, legislation, budgets, constitutional issues, and postwar reconstruction, drawing on parliamentary papers and reports.
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Australia
Sawer
Geoffrey Sawer
Melbourne University Press
In Search of the Yeti by Stanley Jeeves
Stanley Jeeves profiles Nepal and the Himalayas in a photo narrative from Katmandu to Pongboche. The book documents expeditions seeking the Yeti, featuring footprints and a scalp, with wary scientific note and vivid Sherpa portraits.
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Himalayas
Stanley Jeeves
Mount Everest
Sir Edmund Hillary
Sherpa
Pongbache
Mt. Exerest
Tom Stobart
Oxford
Cambridge
Sir Edmund
Nepal
Thorbiced
Katmandu
Mt. Everest
Everest
Pongboche
Land of the Sherpas
N.I
Land
The
University of London Press
Books and Fail Safe reviewed with serious themes and suspense
A. A. Calwell cites Bevan on the Labour Party’s seriousness and aims in his preface to Labor's Role in Modern Society. The Sydney Gazette volume 1 facsimile from 1803 04 is noted as a Dixson Foundation project. Fail Safe by Burdick and Wheeler is praised for its suspenseful, plausible plot about accidental nuclear war near Moscow.
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LABOR
A. A. Calwell
Aneurin Bevan
Labor Party
Sydney Gazette
Public Library of
New South Wales
William Dixson
Moscow
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Australian Universities Commission
Lord Chandos
Lord Hailsham
Marcus Oliphant
Australian National University
Keith Murray
British University Grants Committee
Cheshire
Fred Allen
Groucho Marks
Bob Hope
Rk. R
Angus and Robertson Ltd
Salinger
Arthur Calwell
Labour
Nimeredboete
Ellery Queen
Mysstoties Jostmonum
Green Square
Kingston
Monaro Mall
Civic
Benson’s Valley
Frank Hardy
A. A. Caswell
Irving Wallace
J. D. Salinger
the World Almanac
Krushchevy
Verity Hewitt Pty. Ltd
Garema Arcade
Tel
Cook
S. Arabia
Jet
LOST
Khumbu
Faculty of Law
Csshires
Ur. Place
Canberra City