Overhauling Your Study Habits For Better Grades
A guide argues that good work habits improve grades and efficiency. It lists ten concrete steps: establish a regular quiet study space, set fixed study times, clarify assignments, maintain a Things-To-Do list, tackle work promptly, manage time per task, take short breaks, do your own work, use a dictionary, and study hard tasks first. It cites Dr. James Conant and Thomas Huxley as authorities and ends with a teaser for tomorrow on reading.
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James Conant
Thomas Huxley
Hults Defends Moss Hiring Plan for Turnpike
State Sen. Don Hults said the Kansas Turnpike Authority should retain Gale Moss as a consultant during the transition to three new members and a new manager. Moss, earning 22 500 a year, would help until new leadership is oriented. the plan was approved unanimously.
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Topeka
Don Hults
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Gale Moss
John Anderson
KTA
Hults
Lawrence Journal-World
Senate Highways Committee
Moss
Pike
John Kirchner
Kirchner
State Revenue
GOP. Gov
Anderson
Edward Beaman
Highway Commission
Walter Johnson
Ruth Smith Memorial Fund Planned by Local Group
Mrs Ruth Smith Fund is being organized by Alpha Delta Pi sorority alumnae and friends for cancer research at Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Committee includes Mrs George Hedrick Mrs Riley Burcham Miss Agnes Brady and Mrs Robert Cross. Contact Miss Brady at KU extension 313 or Mrs Burcham at V113-3002.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
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Riley Burcham
Agnes Brady
Robert Cross
Miss Brady
Burcham
Priest Shot in Leg by Police at Border Roadblock
A Roman Catholic priest was shot in the leg by police at a border roadblock during an intensified cross border search for IRA members. The roadblock aimed to capture killers of Ulster constable Norman Anderson, who was killed Friday while leaving a visit to his 17 year old girlfriend south of the border.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Irish Republic
Ulster
Norman Anderson
Anderson
Clarkson Reaches 25 Years With KP and L
Maurice W. Clarkson division auditor of Kansas Power and Light will complete 25 years of service next month. He joined the Kansas Electric Power Co in February 1936 and became auditor in July 1945. A 1929 Kansas University graduate, he is active in Masons First Christian Church Sertoma Club and Social Service League.
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Kansas Power and Light Co
A. W. Stedham
KPL
Lawrence
Clarkson
Kansas Electric Power Co
Kansas University
the Masons
First Christian Church
Sertama Club
Social Service League
D. T. Paxton
Mysterious Earthen Fort Found in Van Meter State Park
Archaeologists uncover the remains of an earthen fort in Missouri's Van Meter State Park intriguing researchers with questions about its origins and use. The discovery highlights the park's rich prehistoric landscape and potential links to regional cultures.
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Missouri
van Meter State Park
Third Kansan Named To Top Housing Post
Neal J. Hardy, Kennedy’s choice for FHA commissioner, would be the third Kansan in recent years to hold a major federal housing post. The Kansas native, 46, currently heads the National Housing Center in Washington.
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APY
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Kennedy
Federal Housing Administration
White House
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Senate
Ottawa
Kan
National Housing Center
Albert M. Cole
Housing and Home Finance Agency
WHA
Julian H. Zimmerman
Wichita
FHA
Zimmerman
HHFA
University of Kansas
National Institute of Public Affairs
Home Loan Bank Board
Ing
U.S
London
HHA
Wns
Peoples 18 Chosen President of Seismology Section
Dr James A Peoples Jr associate professor of geology at Kansas University has been elected president of the Section of Seismology of the American Geophysical Union. He will serve three years beginning July 1, 161. He is vice president of the Section and co editor of the Journal of Geophysical Research.
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James A. Peoples Jr
Kansas University
American Geophysical Union
Peoples
Journal of Geophysical Research
AGU
Court Announces Docket Summary for February Session
Judge Gray announces 56 civil cases and 90 civil cases on the docket for the February term in District Court. Seventy five divorce and separate maintenance cases older than six months will be called February 6 at 9 30 am with potential dismissal for lack of prosecution. The criminal docket and paroles reports are at 2 pm. jury reports begin March 6.
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District Court
Rank Gray
Gray
Distriet Court
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