Coe Urges More College Community Contact
The proposal argues humanities thrive only with broad exchanges beyond campus walls. It notes a trend toward consumerism and practical skills as students drift from Chopin and Cicero, urging colleges to expand liberal arts outreach beyond the ivory tower.
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Coe College Plans Industrial Ties to Revitalize Humanities
Coe College aims to revive humanities through a NEH funded program linking students with the community. The plan includes on site learning centers at industrial sites, local media broadcasts, and off campus study in Florence New York London Washington Chicago and Minneapolis while expanding the liberal arts curriculum and on campus seminars.
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No Mow Grass Eludes Scientists Despite Efforts
Scientists in government labs and private trials fail to create a no mow grass that stays within mowing height. Attempts from Alaska and other sources yield grasses growing six to eight inches, uneven and still requiring trimming. The National Geographic Society notes homeowners mow up to 28 times yearly. Also a 30 year old navy funding request to Congress is recorded.
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