Guest Faculty Measures Nervous Habits Across Population
New York psychologist Willard C Olson notes in his study Meas urement of Nervous Habits that nearly everyone exhibits at least one nervous habit and many have several. The list includes nail biting shrugging shoulders blinking raising eyebrows lip biting chewing swallowing throat clearing coughing sighing and more. He concludes nervous habits are learned by imitation rather than inherited.
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New York
Willard C. Olson
Holden Likes Location of Swiss Home
AP staff writer Bob Thomas describes Holden Bil Holden, an American author living as an expatriate and facing protests over his relocation from Lake Tahoe California to St Prex Switzerland. The piece notes his aging perspective and youthful American voice still evident in dialogue.
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Holden
Bob Thomas
Movia
Stockholm
Siwellen
Willian
Molden
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Fitzgeralds
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Goinea Lake
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Prex
Switzerland
Unclear excerpt hints at film tastes and family plans
A fragmented passage describes films like Suzie Wong and The Horse Soldiers, a University of South Africa chemistry course, and a Swiss residence with a family planning to return to the United States for college after two years abroad. It mentions a chalet, water skiing, and theater in Lausanne with French-dubbed films, plus American roots and mobility.
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Jonannesburg
University of South Africa
Suzie Wong
Halden
Gwilhl
San Ferdinande
Ard
Wes
Scwil
Jausanne
Smiss
Walden
United States
Europe
Atheist Campaigns Reported by Munich Students
Reported by Rudo Moscow from the Swiss broadcast, Lenin era students are sent to seven kneve region villages to organize 199 special brigades for atheism outreach. They will lecture, show films, and station in Hong Kong, London, and Kenya as part of a global drive.
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Munich
Germany
Leningrad
Kneve
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Moscow
Tha
Farflung
Kenya
Hong Kong
London
Bill
Ducks Fly to Safe Water During Molt in Minneapolis
Birds including ducks and geese move to protected water bodies in Minneapolis as they molt their primary feathers. The process leaves them temporarily flightless for a short period, prompting the shift to safe sites.
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Minneapolis
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