Quiet revolution reshapes private schools in modern era
Patricia McCormack reports on a quiet shift in private education as compulsory attendance drops, coeducation grows, and financial pressures rise. NAS president Cary Poller notes closer faculty student ties, flexible curricula, and new on campus goals amid concerns about drug culture and adolescent temptation.
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Malta in Turmoil as Mintoff Grips Independent Island
Foreign analyst notes Malta faces a difficult path after independence as Dom Mintoff leads a new government. He struggles with debt unemployment and tourism decline while balancing pressure from the Soviet Union NATO allies and potential deals over strategic facilities. Melvin Laird visits amid shifting loyalties and naval power dynamics in the Mediterranean.
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