Lifelong learning drive urged for North Carolina colleges
Dr. Joseph E. Bryson, new head of the North Carolina Council on Higher Education for Adults, urges public universities to create extensive evening and outreach extension programs. He says campuses must move beyond traditional hours and walls to serve all citizens with credit and noncredit courses, including TV-based offerings, to meet evolving work and life needs.
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John Marston
Greensboro
North Carolina
Joseph E. Bryson
North Carolina Council On Higher Education
Board of Higher Education
Bryson
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
North Car
Ple
UNCG
Beginning of High Point Third Grade Class Visit Museum
Jacqueline Garner’s Kirkman Park students tour the High Point Museum in the Little Red School House. Mrs. Fred Joyce describes museum highlights and High Point history before the visit.
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Jacqueline Garner
Kirkman Park School
High Point
Little Red School
Fred Joyce
Tendon transplant restores finger use for young musician
Margaret Roberts now 15 plays three flute keys with normal flexion after a donor tendon graft from a 65 year old woman. The UNC Medical Center technique, developed at University of North Carolina, enables restoration when autografts fail, aiding eight other patients as well.
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Morehead City
West Carteret
Margaret Roberts
Margaret
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Chapel Hill
Erle E. Peacock Jr
UNC
Roberts
Thanksgiving
Mrs. Roberts
Central High Points Open House and Events This Week
Central High sponsors an annual Parents-Teacher- Student Association open house with Parents-Go-To-School Night at 7 30 p m Thursday to climax American Education Week November 6 12. Students will follow daily schedules in homerooms with five minute class periods and bells marking changes.
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Parnet-Teacher- Student Assn
Letters Home Show North Carolina Brothers Executed for Desertion
Four hungry Confederate soldiers, two brothers from North Carolina, are arrested near Orange Court House after deserting for food. James and Eli Freeman are court martialed and executed on September 26, 1863, after being used as examples to deter others, while two brothers are later killed in battle and one returns home.
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Kay Harrison
Robert E. Lee
Virginia
Gettysburg
Rapidan River
Lee
Douglas Southall Freeman
Orange Court House
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
North Carolina Piedmont
James
North Carolina
Wilkes County
Jesus
Eli
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Olina
Chip Faircteth
Demont Roseman JR
Jewell D. Roberts
Mrs. Remembers
DeWitt Roberts
N. C. Memorial Hospital
Harold White
William G. Ervin
White
High Point Assn
Ervin
North Carolina Association
Central
Northeast
Carol Aderholdt
Pat Meisky
Susan Hines
Tate Holbrook
Mary Greene
Ken McAllister
Stephanie Thomas
Tim Yates
Judi Carter
Ed Price
Ashley Rochelle
Warren Rives
Janice Thomas
David Horney
Mary Lipscomb
Mike White
Barbara Vaughn
Ronnie Hinkle
United States
High Point Youth Council
Camp Ann
City Lake Park
Stephanie
Health Careers Club
Margaret Bullard
Pat Dawkins
Jane Goodman
Janice Wise
Shirley Farlow
James Jones
By Renee
Hulbert
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