Reading Clinic On Campus Sparks Debate On Teaching
A group of local teachers attends the Second Annual English workshop to address reading instruction. The discussion highlights lack of effective methods in elementary and college reading and notes a university reading clinic led by Dr. W. Leslie Garnett that tests 869 individuals, identifying 179 with reading difficulties.
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W. Leslie Garnett
John R. Montgomery
George H. Bach
Bach
Garnett
No Vets Checks for Sept
Veterans must file an interruption of training notice as no VA pay will be issued for September. Akron VA representative Mike Urda said the measure takes effect immediately, despite protests. Veterans on public law 346 receive 30 days of annual paid leave, with September leave payable but absences deducted for remaining days.
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Mike Urda
Akron
Tenor Donald Dame Debuts at Kent Amid Fatherhood Joy
Metropolitan tenor Donald Dame, on first Kent visit, says he prefers concert work to opera and is excited about becoming a father after adopting a 12 day old baby boy named Timothy. He grew up in Cleveland and calls Kent State a real university.
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Donald Dame
Dame
Timothy
Kent
Cleveland
Kent State
Metropolitian
Kent State University News Masthead Item
Kent State and Kent State University publish details show Thomas A Bates as editor in chief and Frank Wendely as business manager. Subscription price is 32.00 per year. Entered as second class matter October 11, 1927 at Kent Ohio Post Office. Printed by Commercial Press Inc Kent Ohio.
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Kent State University
Kent, Ohio
Thomas A. Bates
Frank Wendely
Kent Ohio
Commercial Press, Inc
S. DePeyster Street
Signatures Guard Letters To The Editor Policy
The editorial policy requires letters to the editor to carry valid signatures for publication verification. Signatures are mandatory even if not printed with the letter, otherwise the editors will not publish the content despite merit.
Music Notes and Local Band News in Akron Area
Rehearsals for a commercial program audition on WAKR Akron involve Music for Pleasure John Lemnon Ralph Falk and Jim Hopkins with Tommy Andrew's band in Cuyahoga Falls. KSU Music club invites new members while the summer choir under Mr. Carapetyan prepares Haydn Creation for July 22. ey Fitzgeralds Cold Stone Dead tops Brady sales as Gene Krupa and Anita ODay gain popularity. Jimmie’s JD Boogie Woogie lacks spark. Annie Get Your Gun Broadway hits Doin What Comes Naturally I Got Lost in His Arms They Say It's Wonderful. Outdoor concert by Band clinic students features Miss Mary Evelyn Thurman who is a four time national drum major champ.
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John Lemnon
Ralph Falk
Jim Hopkins
Tommy Andrew
Cuyahoga Falls
WAKR
Akron
KSU
Mr. Carapetyan
Haydn
Ella Fitzgerald
Brady
Gene Krupa
Anita O’day
Brother Jimmie
Tommy Dorsey
Mary Evelyn Thurman
Don't Look Now By Bob Wentz and Stan Mine
A humorous college column describes heat and crowding in a small town university. The writer criticizes press deadlines, classroom overcrowding, students moving chairs, notes passed around, and a joking tale of a mischievous student in Merrill hall amid campus life.
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Bob Wentz
Stan
Bates
Pin Planting Empty Game Schultz Moans in Disgust
Abe Schultz criticizes the University environment blaming its women for broken affections and failed romances. He laments fraternity pins losing meaning and notes repeated disappointments as he waits for a social engagement.
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Schultz
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Russ Baird
Tom Gavagan
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Society
M. Agnes Sawyer
Martha Lansinger
Merrill Hall
Hari-Kari
Abe Schultz
The
Abe
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