Frill Courses and Discipline in Schools Debate
The piece surveys the push for life adjustment courses and hard work in U.S. education after Sputnik. It weighs parental expectations, home discipline, and the strain on schools while endorsing focused reforms such as separating youth services from classroom instruction.
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Washington
U.S
William G. Kvaraceus
Boston University
Lazy teachers pupils education overhaul urged by educators
Durham AP report surveys North Carolina educators on school system shortcomings. Experts urge longer school years and higher teacher salaries while stressing learning over memorization. Parents and public opinion are seen as pivotal to elevating the program.
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New York
Automobile Club
Automobile Clubs
Police Department
Douglas S. Ward
School of Education
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
PTA
Ward
Board of Education
Dr. Ward Ootalat
Goitiiportant
Durham
Johnnys
North Carolina
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Chowning
Educa
Chewning
UNC Plans Founder's Day Observance
UNC at Chapel Hill marks University Founders Day with a Saturday procession on the South Building steps reenacting the 1793 cornerstone laying. Gen. William R. Davie and other founders are portrayed by the Carolina Playmakers with Chancellor Aycock leading the memorial.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Old East
William R. Davie
Carolina Playmakers
South Building
Memorial Hall
William B. Aycock
Joel Carter
UNC
Herbert Fred
Davie Poplar
Hinton James
Survival In A Weapon Era Discussed By Med Lecturer
Dr. Warner Wells of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine opened a four month medical science lecture series with a talk on Radiation. He warned the world has entered the Atomic Era with rapid change and potential for both peaceful energy and terrible weapons.
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Chapel Hill
Warner Wells
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
School of Medicine
Wells
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C.max Gardner
Hershel
Pierre Curie
Curie
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Japan
Words of the Wise: a quip on suspending thoughts
A pithy line notes that keeping words in line is hard before suspenders. The quote plays on attire and intellect, attributing the joke to Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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