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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1965
Page
12
The nation faces a rising college population as about 5.4 million students are enrolled this fall, a gain of about two million in five years and roughly 8 percent over last fall. Public colleges shoulder about 65 percent of undergraduates.
The University of Minnesota enrolled 9614 freshmen last month, exceeding combined eight Ivy League freshman totals. Public colleges extend classes from dawn to late night, house students in homes and motels, and cram three into two bed spaces while branch campuses open. Thousands of qualified applicants are turned away. New Jersey 25000, North Carolina 5000, Illinois 7000. Education officials warned of a college enrollment surge toward 10 to 11 million by 1975. births rose after 1947 peak, and expansions are underway to ease the crunch.
Hollywood gossip notes Sinatra Enterprises and partners shoot Assault on a Queen about a submarine heist on the Queen Mary. Frank Sinatra touts fast pacing and audience hook in the first minutes. He plans Thanksgiving Eve TV special and a CBS World of Frank Sinatra retrospective. He will then perform three weeks at the Sands in Las Vegas before filming Any Wednesday in January.
W L Gordon explains common misuse of insolvent versus insoluble and insoluble meanings. He notes insoluble means not able to be solved or dissolved and insolvent describes inability to pay debts.
A brief note on common mispronunciations and spellings for words like insoluble insulate and isolate. It highlights that insoluble is often misread as insolvable and stresses correct pronunciation of the first syllables stay and start.
The passage explains the word atrocious meaning wicked in the highest degree and gives examples of outrageous deeds. It promotes daily vocabulary growth and uses a daily word study format.
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