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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1991
Page
9
Indians vote under heavy guard as 32 killed on first day amid clashes at 240,000 polling booths. A right wing party gains second, while violence includes Meerut rioting and a curfew with the army deployment.
Thirty five Maryland physicians depart for a ten day mission to treat Persian Gulf War injuries and advise Kuwaiti clinicians on rebuilding hospitals. Governor Schaefer offered Maryland medical expertise, and Kuwait accepted during a February visit to Ambassador Saud Nasir Al Sabah.
Baltimore AP report on seven candidates for a new master’s degree in electronic and computer music at Peabody Conservatory. Students like Lynn Kowal and Chris Mandra push for legitimacy while facing skepticism from peers and faculty about computer based composition and instant feedback.
Denise Herz announced the senior class gift as Ellen Urbanski and Mary Beth Wahl shared that graduates pledged over 11000 dollars to the alumnae fund over five years. Each graduate presented Dr. Church with miniature country flags, a gift for display in the new library.
Tarkio College in Missouri, a century-old liberal arts school, closed after filing for federal bankruptcy protection. About 100 members of the 1991 graduating class attended the final commencement, sharing mixed emotions as the college ends its more than 1,000-student enrollment era.
A man died and his wallet remained in his pocket with no sign of theft. His two young children, ages five and three, stayed with a neighbor while his wife was contacted. Chief Ashton stated she was out of town when the incident happened and the investigation continues.
A Sunday NEH study says achievement tests give American students little chance to show learning while Japanese and European students face deeper assessments. Lynne V. Cheney calls our common high stakes exams unhelpful, noting U.S. tests rely on multiple choice as other countries ask to identify European thinkers such as Euclid, Ptolemy, Bacon, Newton and Locke.
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