Monroe Evening Times Subscriber Notice
Notice to subscribers reminds carrier readers to know their delivery boy and keep his number. Mail subscribers who do not receive the paper regularly should notify The Monroe Evening Times.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1972
Page
2
Notice to subscribers reminds carrier readers to know their delivery boy and keep his number. Mail subscribers who do not receive the paper regularly should notify The Monroe Evening Times.
In August 1962 Republican gubernatorial hopeful Wilbur Renk toured Green County with a campaign caravan seeking support ahead of the September 11 primary. The report also notes a 75 minute City Band program for the 32nd Division Welcome Home at Twining Park Aug 25 featuring the Company B March by Allan F. Barnard at Capt. Dwight Coplien’s request.
Dr. Brauchle argues the Monroe Education Association bears blame for August 21 as the first day of school. The letter notes the School Board sets the 188 day year and adds days to the calendar by removing convention days, while teachers attend summer school as required.
A broad essay compares Garfield's bench metaphor with modern views by John Holt and Buckminster Fuller on what teaching means. It argues against imposing fixed sequences of learning and notes tensions over school calendars, vacations, and the role of teachers in guiding or restricting learning.
A vellum leaf from a Glossarum dating before 850 A.D. is now at Dartmouth College Library. The fragment, with five columns of R entries, was donated by Mark Lansburgh of Colorado Springs. The item is described as the oldest dictionary page preserved in the United States and highlights Dartmouth's medieval manuscript collection.
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