The Penn State experience may forecast a slowdown
In Our Opinion the Penn State experience may forecast a slowdown as graduates face fewer interviews and dwindling demand in technical fields. Norman Frisbey notes more graduates seek interviews yet firms shorten campus stays, with accounting remaining relatively strong and overall job prospects still offering positions.
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College board tests dropped prompts wary readers
A recent column laments colleges dropping entrance tests and urges better learning to learn skills. Parents worry about narrow college access as Penn State rejects thousands of qualified applicants while smaller colleges offer costly openings. The piece argues public schools must teach how to learn and acquire knowledge independently. It also notes government bond pricing favors the rich, sparking Sen. John Williams to challenge perceived bias against small investors.
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Savings bonds and bills spark senate dispute over rates
Williams urges a 6 percent U S Savings Bond to close the gap with Treasury Bills paying near 8 percent. He cites discrimination against small investors as Treasury Caps minimum purchases at 10 000 and notes redemptions of Series E bonds outpacing sales for months, affecting Federal Reserve and Treasury operations.
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Switched On Humans The new frontier of bioelectric research.
A 1970 overview on how body electricity underpins physiology and behavior. It covers electrophysiology, brain and heart measures, electrical therapy, and potential applications from epilepsy relief to electro-enhanced medicine. Noting experts like Dr Paul Wheeler and Dr Jose Delgado, the piece weighs hopeful progress against ethical caution. It also includes a brief legal Q A on joint tenancy land use.
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University of Missouri
Jose Delgado
Yale
What Is The Law on Joint Tenants and Ouster
The law explains that joint owners may possess property together, but one tenant cannot sue the other over possession unless the other’s actions amount to ouster or conversion of the property for exclusive use. If use for business or sports does not amount to ouster, consent isn’t usually required. if it does, the ousted tenant may seek severance of tenancy.
Mike of North East remembered as a hard boxing and fitness figure
The reminiscence recalls Mike, a Corry Diner operator turned physical culture buff, who boxed neighborhood foes in the 1930s, trained with zeal, wrote a poem on fitness, and maintained peak strength into his 50s, praising consistent exercise and health.
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Corry school board awards contracts. census and elections planned
Corry school board met in a special session approving furnishing contracts totaling 3 834 dollars for school supplies and 583 dollars for playground equipment. The local census enumerators will receive final instruction in Erie today for a census starting in early April. The board will also announce a county tax collector appointment next Monday in Erie, with applicants G H Gordon and Frank E Westley among those seeking the post.
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