Nigerian student graduates with top honors at Ottawa University
Michael Onwuemene of Nigeria, editor of The Campus at Ottawa University, graduated with highest honors and plans for graduate study in the United States before returning to teach in Nigeria. He contrasts Nigerian and American education, noting Nigeria’s credit system and the English-based curriculum, and recalls his soccer injury and future plans at the University of Washington. In Sydney, tenderers for a Warringah Expressway section bid 4,983,181 pounds 10 shillings 3 pence, about $11 million, with the odd three pence adding 3 US cents.
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Suellen McKinley
Otawa Herald
Ottawa, Kan
Michael Onwuemene
Nigeria
Ottawa University
United States
Ottawa U
O. U
Mike
Sigma Alpha
Kansas City
University of Washington
Sydney
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Combines Start Annual Trek Through Kansas Wheat
Wichita AP reports combines began their annual trek through wheat fields in six south central Kansas counties including Cowley Sumner Harper Barber Sedgwick and Kingman. Farmers and agents report wet ground high moisture grain yellowing and lower test weights while mills in Arkansas City receive wheat at about 60 pounds per bushel with moisture around 13.8 percent.
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Wichita
Kansas
Cowley
Sumner
Harper
Barber
Sedgwick
Kingman
Arkansas City
New Era Milling Co
Anthony
Caldwell
Soviet Educator Links Lies to Juvenile Delinquency
Vladimir Sukhomlinsky, Soviet educator and member of the Academy of Pedagogical Studies, argues that juvenile delinquency stems from an atmosphere of lies and half truths in Soviet society. He cites concealment and lack of frank discussion as fueling youth rebellion, echoing Lt. Col. Vladimir Chvanov's stance that individuals must be responsible for their actions rather than blaming environment.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Russia
Vladimir Sukhomlinsky
Academy of Pedagogical Studies
Russian Federation
Literary Gazette
Sukhomlinsky
Vladimir Chvanov
Moscow Police Department
Chvanov
Old Rin Tin Tin Film Stirs Youth in Wichita
In Wichita Kansas theater manager C C Murray showed an old Rin Tin Tin film to an audience mostly of children. The dog was suspected of killing a child and a policeman leveled a gun at the animal. A lanky youth shouted do not shoot that dog breaking the tense silence.
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Wichita, Kan
C.C. Murray
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