Bard President Botstein Says English Is Dying
Patricia McCormack profiles Leon Botstein, 28, Bard College president, arguing he believes English is dying because it is not taught. He defends liberal arts education, discusses television's impact, and outlines goals for Bard and community programs while showing violin and conducting talents.
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Teenage Rebels On The Way Out
Dr. E James Anthony of St. Louis notes a rise in conformist teens in Psychiatric News. He describes spiritless youths who fear decisions as troublesome to parents and therapists, while ardent conformists grow in his clinic, though his sample may not reflect the broader population.
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E. James Anthony
St. Louis
Psychiatric News
Anthony
Scholarship awards at St Viator honor Toomey fund winners
Catie Epling announces four annual Father Toomey Scholarship recipients to Bishop Gorman High School. The fund honors Rev. Patrick J. Toomey and selects two boys and two girls by top exam scores, with parishioner and entrance requirements. Committee includes Leona Iglinski and Liz Beckwith.
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St. Viator Women’s Guild
Father Toomey
Patrick J. Toomey
St. Viator Catholic Church
St. Viator School
Bishop Gorman High School
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