Greeley teachers gain in service biology training
Teachers in Greeley led by Dr. Robert Lund completed a two and a half hour in service institute focusing on biology essentials for elementary grades. The program emphasized ecology zoology evolution physiology botany and microbiology to boost science in grades one through eight.
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al Winchester
John Gapfer
Colorado State College
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War games in a political science course at Colorado College
Colorado Springs reports conflict simulations in a National Security Policy course taught by Prof. Glenn B. Brooks. Juniors and seniors split into U.S. and Soviet camps to decide moves, using maps and reference works to study limited and nuclear warfare dynamics amid evolving 10 day exercises.
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CSU Receives Audio-visual Equipment Grant
CSU was awarded a $30 audio-visual equipment grant from 3M Co. for 11 Thermo-Fax projectors, two copiers, and 19 500 sheets of transparency film. The gear will serve Liberal Arts departments and a new building, with CSU and Cheyenne Central High School among 95 proposals.
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Teachers Work To Improve Course in Astronomy Here
A large group of teachers in Wyoming and Indiana, led by Charles W. Holmes, completed the final session of an astronomy teaching program using models, slides, and telescopes to teach constellations, orbits, and space navigation. About 3,712 students have pre registered for spring classes. materials include four student booklets and teacher guides integrated with mathematics for astronomy.
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Theaters Go Modern Across France Provinces Lead
Aquen France AP reports Paris remains theater center but three provincial cities open modern venues. A 1460 seat pink stone theater in Aquen features a floating orchestra pit, Caen adds a 1200 seat house, and Limoges debuts a 1500 seat auditorium with a movable ceiling reducing capacity to 960 for intimate shows.
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Junior College Registration Slated Jan 2
STERLING The Northeast junior college announces winter quarter registration on January 2 with classes starting January 3. Staff will assist new enrollees to fit a satisfactory program. students may enroll now and proceed with a noncontiguous plan. Counseling staff and advisers listed among faculty. The college offers about 222 courses across science business agriculture humanities and more. THE HAGUE More natural gas has been found in Holland.
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Plank
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Jerry Warren
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