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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1972
Page
6
A quiz item lists five statements about the Beatles and includes a mixed-up fact about origins and members. It asks which statement is a rerun or error. It also notes the stock number on Sat Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band as Capitol.
William Winstead, 30, WVU assistant professor, composed The Moon Singer for children. Premiered by WVU Community Orchestra, the piece gained praise from Clyde Bulla and the Philadelphia Orchestra, and Winstead envisions chart success alongside pop acts. He highlights aiming for quality, not dumbing down for kids.
The Educational Testing Service reports student evaluations quickly influence instructors. Psychologist John Centra notes teachers see themselves as better than students, yet many modestly adjust after facing rating discrepancies. Experienced teachers rated no better than beginners.
Washington report cites Dr Tsien Weis Chang noting teachers struggle to train more active and vigorous students, reflecting rising student self-assertion in the PRC amid Cultural Revolution. The piece compares PRC and U S trends in student activism.
Two Southern University professors filed suits in U.S. District Court seeking restoration of their jobs back pay and damages after a campus confrontation. Dr. Joseph Johnson seeks access to his office and lab and $250,000 in damages, while George Baker seeks $125,000 plus restoration and injunction.
The piece reviews a Marlo Thomas project aimed at reducing gender stereotypes through songs stories and poems. It notes the charitable link to the Ms Foundation for Women and questions whether liberation is an act of the mind, praising some parts while critiquing political framing. It lists guest performers and shifts to other album notes including Phil Spector’s Christmas LP and Stoneground and Neil Young releases.
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