Mt Mercy presents four one act plays this week
Mt Mercy college theater department offers four one act plays Wednesday through Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Little Theater headed by Nathan S. Nassif. The Zoo Story by Edward Albee is paired with Anybody and Anybody Else, Camera Obscura, and Tour. Tickets from the dean of women's office. Saturday is sold out but remaining performances may have tickets.
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Robert Drury
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Mercy College
Edward Albee
Mt. Mercy College Theater Department
Little Theater
America
New York
Park Bench
William Saroyan
Robert Patrick
Terrance McNally
Nathan S. Nassif
Division of
Speech Communication and Theater Arts
Mt. Mercy
Dean of Women’s Office
Grounded workers at Pitney Bowes Alpex
In Danbury Connecticut female workers at Pitney Bowes Alpex wear wristlets chained to benches to dissipate static electricity while assembling metal oxide semiconductors for printed circuit boards. The grounding setup is a safety measure rather than a means of control. The scene highlights gendered labor practices and the mechanical handling of delicate electronic components.
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Danbury, Conn
Pitney-Bowes-Alpex
Citizen’s Committee
All Roads Lead In Alaska Capital Juneau
Juneau relies on air and sea links for all connections with the outside world. The city sits on a peninsula with no road access to the rest of Alaska or the United States, making travel and transport dependent on flights and ships.
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Alaska
Juneau
Cedar Rapids Jaycees Reach National Roles and Growth
Cedar Rapids Jaycees report a landmark year with 62 new members in August and two new chapters in Ely and Swisher. Hal Walter, president, was chosen for a national six member commission and the chapter earns 250 points for each new chapter. The group aims to expand further while pursuing three grants for elderly employment help and social program labs. Proj ects include a haunted house, casino night, clothing drive, garage sale, international night, venereal disease awareness walkathon, and a fundraiser for the Hawkeye Zoological Society.
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Hal Walter
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids
Jaycees
Cedar Rapids Jaycees
National Jaycees
Office of Economic Opportunity
Walter
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Area Agency On Aging
Fourth Avenue SE
Kirkwood Community College
Kirkwood
National Retail Merchants Assn
New York City
Hawkeye Downs
Hawkeye Zoological Society
Teens Behind String of Atlanta Bank Robberies
Ninety icy youths aged 15 to 18 were arrested over two weeks on charges of robbing or attempting to rob four banks in the Atlanta area. Police say the wave reflects a troubling rise in youth crime as two girls, 15 and 16, skipped school to try the Citizens and Southern National Bank.
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Atlanta
W. F. Collier
Citizens and
Southern National Bank
Kidnapped Boy Bobby Greenlease Found Dead in Grave
The 207 year old reference notes Bobby Greenlease, six, kidnapped from a Kansas City school for a $600000 ransom, was located deceased in a grave in St Joseph.
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Bobby Greenlease
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Openings in Cedar Rapids Indian Guides and Princesses
Central YMCA announce openings in Northeast and Southeast Cedar Rapids for Indian Guides and Indian Princesses. Additional fathers and sons or daughters can join existing tribes. programs meet in members homes focusing on Indian lore. Contact Al McDonald for details.
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YMCA
al McDonald
Study Owl Flights For Jet Noise
Mountain View California United Press International reports the Ames Research Center studies wing design of a common owl to understand and reduce jet engine noise. The project seeks bio inspired quieting methods based on natural wing motion.
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Mountain View
Calif
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Hiawatha
Linn County
Department of Social Services
Smulekoff
Hassocks
McDonald
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Third Avenue
First Street
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