Keeping Harmony in Family Life Through Compromise
Angelo Patri counsels families facing conflicts between parents and children. He urges examining problems, allowing young adults to choose their paths, and making small compromises without sacrificing conscience. He notes shared aims and suggests practical guidance from his booklet Eating No. 303.
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Wisconsin Commission Pushes Rural School Transport Reform
The Wisconsin commission on education proposes making rural pupil transportation a core cost of public education. It calls for districts to provide transport for children over two miles from school and seeks higher state aid. A full reform could raise annual costs to around four to five million dollars.
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Polar Bear Facts From Height To History And Tale
A classroom style review explains polar bear size from eight to ten feet upright to about four and a half feet at the shoulder, weights of up to 1,500 pounds, and hairless paw soles. It notes Arctic habitat, the name pole region origin, a Tower of London exhibit, and a Greenland coast hunting anecdote involving whale meat and a rope.
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Nature’s Mutations Rarely Yield New Flower Varieties
The odds against nature producing a new flower variety through mutation are cited as 900000 to one. Usually seedsmen and breeders create new types by hybridizing and crossing existing varieties.
RCA Victor Plans Seven Inch Record With Full Music
New York officials say RCA Victor is developing a seven inch phonograph record that will contain as much music as a standard twelve inch record. A special player will be required to play the new format.
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Joint Meeting of Geographers in Madison Dec 27 30
The sixth centennial year joint meeting of the Association of American Geographers and the American Society of Professional Geographers will be held at the University of Wisconsin from December 27 to 30. Three UW geography faculty will present papers on topics spanning Franco German boundary issues to Mexican agrarian reform and Rock River Valley manufacturing.
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Richard Hartshorne
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Henry S. Sterling
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John W. Alexander
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Rock River Valley
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