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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1972
Page
5
Mrs H S Austin, longtime High Point native and former Soochow University dean, discusses President Nixon’s journey to Peking. She recalls a Chinese scholar’s caution about idealizing or fearing China and urges closer US China contact amid her YWCA and public service ties.
Mrs. Austin, educated at Randolph-Macon and Duke, taught at Soochow University in China before serving as dean of women. She married H S Austin after returning in 1936, and they have a son Alan, a poetry magazine editor in Washington DC, and two granddaughters.
The piece contrasts liberal education norms with demands for performance accountability, arguing pass fail grading hides results and tenure protects incompetence. It cites IQ tests, environmental theories, and consumer ratings, notes CUNY tenure issues, and calls for public accountability in academia.
North American newspaper analysis notes land grant and state universities expanding urban extension work in Detroit Michigan Buffalo New York and Michigan State. Centers like Wayne State East Side and SUNY Buffalo deploy credit courses GED prep and community outreach to uplift ghetto residents.
The High Point bond issue of 5.6 million dollars to finance major upgrades to the electric distribution system prompts long standing supporters and critics to spar over funding uses. Proponents argue the improvements defend revenue stability and city services. opponents question revenue allocation to parks and recreation.
A busload of 30 to 40 high school students briefly fills a small Virginia cafe. The owner manages the crowd by asking for quiet and prompt service while the lone waitress stays busy with ice cream orders. A couple of sheriff's deputies also dine there before leaving.
Davidson County boards and councils are dull with routine reports and minor disputes. The critic suggests staged intermissions with music and lobby snacks to liven sessions, arguing it might wake sleepy officials and keep audiences engaged.
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