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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1961
Page
3
A guide on disciplined study outlines 10 practices to boost efficiency. It urges a fixed study space with good light, a regular schedule, clear assignment goals, and a to-do list. It emphasizes doing work promptly, managing time, avoiding distractions, and tackling hardest tasks when fresh.
The author, Dr. Leslie J. Nason, professor of education at the University of Southern California, has four years in teaching mathematics science and engineering and as a special consultant on learning techniques. His work with failing students has influenced educational thinking. Written with Harry Karns.
Rear Adm. Stephen H. Evans said the Coast Guard Academy will admit qualified Negro applicants. He noted no policy requirement bars a Negro and cited past graduates while dismissing any need for policy changes despite Kennedy concerns about racial representation in the cadet class.
Miami University president John D. Willett says new residence hall construction and bids will lift Oxford campus housing to 6140, supporting an 8500 total enrollment by fall 1962. The previous semester housed 6937, with further housing contingent on state plans and urban university centers.
Accra, Ghana, without a natural harbor, relies on offshore freighters that deliver cargo in two ton lots. Boatmen paddle through heavy swells a mile to shore to unload, highlighting challenging maritime logistics.
Wooster Ohio Alumni contributed one million dollars to remodel Kauke Hall the central building on the Wooster College campus. The gift underscores ongoing campus renovation efforts and support from graduates.
Senator William Proxmire proposed a federal aid to education bill with no strings attached in a Kent State University speech. He cited teacher shortages from 135000 in 1959 to 142000 last year and noted 82000 teachers were unqualified to teach.
Miami University announces formal rushing Feb 6 through 9 with pledging possible from Feb 10. About 8 men are already affiliated among 19 fraternities and over 400 new pledges may join. Rush numbers depend on first semester grade averages still being finalized.
Oxford Miami University has honored presidents with building names like Upham Berton and Hughes. The Civil War President would not be honored with a hall name, as a potential John W Hall Hall would not be used.
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