Retirement guidance from GEORGE WILLARD FRAZIER
George Willard Frazier, emeritus of Colorado State College of Education, argues to retire early and gradually. He recalls leaving the presidency at 56, maintaining a light role, and building a new life with reading, travel, and part time teaching. He warns many men resist retirement, fearing loss of income and authority, and notes spousal dynamics.
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Community Life Course Inaugurated At Colorado State College
The article describes the 1944 introduction of a required sophomores course "Community Life and Problems" at Colorado State College of Education in Greeley, part of a national study on teacher education. It details the program, its community integration, and the need for student participation in community research and service. It notes a 1945 expansion with a full-time Director of Community Activities and collaboration with local schools and city programs.
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New Chemical To Halt Deer Damage Tested Nearby
A new type of chemical to deter deer damage will be tested with biologists from the Town conservation commission supervising on a farm adjoining Josh Ulysins State park. Six acres of soybeans will be treated while two adjacent acres remain unsprayed, with the tenant Henry Thels noting previous crop losses when deer ate gobybeatis.
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Town Conservation Commission
Josh Ulysins
Henry ‘Thels
Our Mistakes in Church Bulletin Motto
A note from a church bulletin reflects on human flaws and urges self examination. It questions the habit of defending errors and promotes correcting them through humble reflection and accountability.
Doctorate Work Wins Ella Victoria Dobbs Prize
Charlotte Biester, a doctoral field study prepared at Colorado State College of Education, earned one of Pi Lambda Theta's Ella Victoria Dobbs Fellowship awards. The fellowship supports unpublished research on professional problems and contributions of women in education.
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Colorado State College of Education
Charlotte Biester
Ella Victoria Dobbs
Pi Lamba Theta
Field studies win Phi Lambda Theta award at Santa Barbara
Miss Biester won the Phi Lambda Theta award for field study with a $40 prize titled Catherine Beecher and Her Contributions to Home Economics. Her second study is Evolution of American Cookbooks. A digest will appear in the Phi Lambda Theta Journal. She now chairs the home economics department at Santa Barbara State College.
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Miss Biester
Catherine Beecher
Phi Lambda Theta Journal
Summer Great Lakes trip and advanced degrees note
A woman plans a Great Lakes boat trip this summer. She holds a BA from the University of Illinois and an MA from Columbia University. She studied at CSCE several summers during 1943 1930 and earned a Doctor of Education in secondary education at CSCE in June 1950.
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Great Lakes
University of Ulinois
Columbia University
CSCE
First Whites in Utah Sighted by Spanish Explorers
Spanish explorers in 140 are believed to be the first white men to sight Utah, marking an early encounter with the region and its landscapes during early exploration eras.
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