Significance of Chicago grew from historians Meyer and Wade
A reviewer praises Searching for Significance by John Forwalter and Harold M. Meyer with Richard C. Wade. The compact study, bound at $8.95, showcases Chicago’s growth, history, and persistent urban challenges through rich facts and analysis. The three pound volume impresses with its depth and vigorous portraits of the city.
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University of Chicago names Coleman McCormick Hospital Employee of the Year
Coleman Mack McCormick, a University of Chicago general services assistant since 1971, was chosen as 1973 Hospital Employee of the Year by fellow employees after a final selection from 12 candidates. He values patient comfort, enjoys helping people, and lives on Chicago's south side with his wife and three children.
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Teacher Education Program at Institute for Psychoanalysis
Mrs Kay Field announces a Teacher Education Program for 1973 74 at the Institute for Psychoanalysis 180 North Michigan. Seminars cover cross cultural issues interpersonal communication group dynamics learning difficulties normal and pathological personality development and collaboration with parents and administrators. Admission requires a Bachelor's Degree and teaching experience. Classes begin October 2. Contact 726 6300.
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Institute For Psychoanalysis
North Michigan
Field
Cation
Chicago Board of Education
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