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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1973
Page
4
Washington AP report notes a nationwide ACE survey finds college freshmen now more centrist and academically minded than last year. Participation in demonstrations drops from 31.5 to 9.2 percent. fewer expect marriage during or after college. smoking up, beer down, growing fringe interest rises in fraternities.
A report based on 188,900 freshmen at 373 colleges finds rising interest in legal and health care careers, less in physical sciences and education, and political trends toward middle of the road. Blacks entering college rise to 8.7 percent. 48 percent aim for graduate study. 32.7 percent expect B averages.
Joseph Majersky, 55, editor of the Jefferson City News Tribune, died Tuesday night after apparently choking on meat at a Chamber of Commerce dinner. He joined the paper in 1949 and became editor in 1963. Survived by widow Evelyn and seven children.
The Rotary Club of Lawrence invites young men and women to apply for Rotary Foundation study abroad awards for 1974 75. Four award types cover graduates and undergraduates, teachers and technical trainees with eligibility and funding details. Further information is available from E L Van Meter at 2024 Mo.
Miss Cathey Van Reekum of Wakarusa Valley Elementary is the Lawrence Education Assn. candidate for the state Master Teacher award. She will compete against other teachers chosen for commitment to students and community. Van Reekum has 8 years teaching in Lawrence and holds a BA from the University of Wyoming and an MA from Indiana University. She serves on multiple community boards and has held leadership roles in the LEA and education associations.
Two films on protecting streams and rivers and preserving watersheds will be shown at 7 30 tonight in Dyche Auditorium on the Kansas University campus. Both were produced by Trout Unlimited, a national nonprofit dedicated to cold water fishery preservation and restoration.
A new Gustin-Bacon production outlet is rapidly nearing completion at Trial Park. The facility will expand manufacturing capacity and support upcoming product lines as the site becomes fully operational.
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