College enrollment outlook defies feared declines in 1980s
United Press International reports the ACE study finding higher education may avoid large enrollment drops. Non traditional students, retained credits, and increased access could lift enrollments, with men 35 to 64 and women 20 to 34 boosting totals. Graduate trends vary.
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United Press International
American Council On Education
Council
ACE
Carol Frances
Inter-associational
Council On Policy Analysis
J.W. Peltason
Washington, D.C
Assumption College
America
Boy and pony display style at horse show
Scott Novick of Road's End Farms in Fort Lauderdale waits with his 20 year old pony Mile's River Moonglow for their turn in the Children's Hunter over fences Open at the United Professional Horsemen's Association show. The event occurred at the Lawrence County Fairgrounds. News photos by Rudy Nyhoff.
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Scott Novick
Road’s End
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
United Professional Horsemen's Association
Scott
Lawrence County Fairgrounds
Rudy Nyhoff
Book lists careers from foot doctor to mortician
The American Legion in Indianapolis releases the 29th edition of a career guide for high school students. It covers options like foot doctor, animal husbandry specialist, and mortician. Guidance counselors and high school offices are the likely distribution points as copies were distributed.
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American Legion
Indianapolis
Ind
U.S. Office of Education
Legion's
Need a Lift Education Guide Headlines Career Paths
New Castle News highlights education as the key to various careers from agronomist to archaeology and beyond. The guide promotes the latest edition of Need a Lift for opportunities, loans, scholarships, and employment pathways across fields including banking dentistry hospital administration jewelry design optometry and military trades.
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Air Force
Marines
Coast Guard
Hospital Freshmen Orientation At St Francis School
Freshman orientation was held June 12 and 13 at St Francis Hospital School of Nursing for incoming students. The class of thirty met juniors and seniors, toured the hospital, and attended a Hawaiian luau themed dinner. The next day included testing, program orientation, society introductions, and a Q and A session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda McCrea
St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing
Satellite dishes in schools may expand instructional TV use
The piece outlines how satellite dishes and down-links could boost instructional television, enabling videodisc, videotape use, and ITV programs across Kentucky and other regions. It notes ITV's reach from K-12 to higher education, the cost benefits of satellites, and examples of classroom video projects and cable growth.
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United Press International
I-Tv
Kentucky Education Television
Agency For Instructional Television
Canada
United States
National Center For Education Statistics
ITV
Television Is For Learning
Public Broadcasting Service
Corporation
Casette
Edward R. Murrow
Brooklyn
N.Y
New York City
Prairie High
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Kirkwood Comunity College
Kirkwood
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New Castle
Patricia McCormack
UPI Education
American Legion Auxiliary
Kiki Nordh
Johannesburg
South Africa
Tank
Kiki
UPI
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