Long Hair as a Campus Style Debate Sparks Mixed Views
Michael Schwartz of Lebanon argues long hair signals maturity while others at Miami University discuss age and gender stereotypes. Students Roger Hopper Mia Farrow and Danny Conn weigh in on fashion, professionalism, and peer judgments about long hair.
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Michael Schwartz
Lebanon
Roger Hopper
Young
Mia Farrow
Aod
Schwartz
Hopper
Miami
Chuck Ammerman
Pee University
Trey
Dave Johnson
Dual High School Student Leads Parallel Academy Life
Tom Mayer, 17, attends Fenwick and Middletown High School simultaneously while living in Lebanon. He studied at Millersburg Military Institute for four years, benefiting from drill and ROTC. He plans college at Ohio State or NY State University and participates in both schools’ activities.
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Military Institute
Tom Mayer
Fenwick
Middletown
Tom
Millersburg Military Institute
Millersburg
Junor Army Rotc
Military Academy
Lebanon
Middletown High
Germany
Mid
Dletown High
Middletown High School
Washington, D. C
Kentucky
Fenwick High
Ohio State University
New York State University
Moog Synthesizers Move Music Into The Space Age
The Moog synthesizer by Robert Moog alters music with electric sounds beyond traditional guitars and strings. Musicians from the Beatles to the Rolling Stones explore its vast tonal palette, popularized by albums like Switched On Bach and Switched On Rock. The device targets expanding possibilities, with limited production as the main constraint.
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Robert Moog
Hyman
Dick Hyman
Brandenburg
Milk and Mayhem at the Ohio State Junior Miss Pageant
A reporter recalls an awkward week covering the Ohio State Junior Miss pageant. Descriptions span prepageant biographies, rehearsals, a cascade of milk and jokes from photographers, stage antics, and the final night rush to publish after the winner is announced minutes from deadline. Insights include interactions with NBC staff, photographers, and the pageant team led by producer Keith Wolfram.
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Ohio State
NBC Television Network
Keith Wolfram
Blue Ball Blanket Declared Nonentity of the Year
Monroe Tenor Society members reveal Blue Ball Blanket was unanimously voted Nonentity of the Year. Editors Don Irwin and Gerald Pieper publish the non profit satire in Monroe, growing to three pages with photos.
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Monica Manasco
Monroe Tenor Society
Blue Ball
Don Irwin
Gerald Pieper
Monroe High
WPFB
Bradley
Don
Gerry
The
Mercury
Monroe
Civil War Board Game Brings History to Carlisle Class
Carlisle High history class adapts a Civil War study game devised by teacher Charles Lindbergh. The grid battlefield mirrors Antietam Vicksburg and Gettysburg terrains with realistic troop numbers and plans. Students research battles, represent both sides, and simulate moves via sub generals rolling dice to advance cavalry infantry and cannon.
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Carlisle High
Charles Lindbergh
Antietam
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Friday the 13th cannon game simulates Civil War battles
A classroom simulation uses a tabletop cannon and gunboat model rules to reenact battles. Students role play generals moving troops on a map of Little Rock and terrain, applying firepower ranges, movement rules, and terrain boosts. The exercise ends when pre set objectives are met.
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Little Rock, Ark
Steven Matthews
Pulasmore
Ki County
Vicksburg
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