Bethel Grad Frey Named Industrial Arts Professor at Bethel
Rodney Frey, a 1968 Bethel graduate, will join Bethel College as assistant professor of industrial arts. He has taught in Zambia and at Choma and Matero schools, and earned an MS from Illinois State University. He will teach woodworking construction technology and photography.
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Rodney Frey
Bethel
Bethel College
Frey
Matero Boys’ Secondary School
Zambia
Choma School
Goshen (Ind
Ohio State University
Illinois State University
Freeman Junior College
Freeman
South Dakota
Belle Plaine High School
Elkhart (Ind
Quotes and Comments From Leaders and Citizens
A collection of remarks covers economic outlook and policy debates. William E. Simon predicts a recession bottoming out by summer with growth through 1976, while Rep. Thomas ONeill mocks Ford's inaction claims on Capitol Hill. Firefighters report thefts during alarms in Chicago. Unitarian minister Gerald Krick discusses Non Mother’s Day. NAEP notes a decline in science education nationwide. Ohio State Patrol credits 55 mph limit with fewer deaths. Sister Shawn Copeland comments on being a nun and Catholic identity. Robert E. Hughes voices concern on government killings and UN effectiveness. Kurt Waldheim praises UN cooperation. Boston reports Hancock Tower will guide traffic with tropical plants.
New Adult Fiction and Campus Clowning Highlight Library Picks
Newton Library features new adult titles from Lynch Maltz Mann and McCourt. Brooklyn College senior clown Fred Yockers discusses career goals after touring with Ringling Brothers. he dislikes circus anonymity and recalls stark country backyards.
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Newton Library
Lynch
Maltz
Italy
Mann
New York
McCourt
The
Secret Seven
College Clown
Fred Yockers
Flatbush
Yockers
Brooklyn
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn College
Reading program uses TV to boost fifth graders reading
In Albany the GERIS system helps Rochester students raise reading skills by producing their own short TV shows. Adriane Steele, a sixth grader, demonstrates the program that doubles reading comprehension and targets grades four through seven with teacher and aide in classes of twelve. The pilot cost about 25000 dollars including equipment and salaries.
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Albany
N.Y
Adriane Steele
Rochester
Smootly
Adriane
Ewald Nyquist
Nyquist
Susan B. Anthony
Telvision
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Bethel Grad Returning
High Low
Diners Club
Nepal
Israel
Sodom
Dead Sea
Galei
Zohar
Pan American
Secretary of the Treasury
William E. Simon
Capitol Hill
Rep
Thomas O'Neill, Jr
Dmass
House
Ford
Jack Tigler
Chicago
Gerald Krick
van Pack, Il
Palo Alto
Calif
J. Stanley Altmann
National Assessment of Educational Progress
NAEP
Frank Blackstone
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Shawn Copeland
O.P
National
Black Sisters’ Conference
Canon Law Society
Notre Dame University
Robert E. Hughes
Cuyahoga Country
Ohio
Republican Party
United Nations
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Boston
Hancock Tower
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Quigley
King’s Royal
Rider
Roberts
Siegel
Silberstang
Smith
Sobel
Technican
Trevor
Vidal
Myron
Myra Breckinridge
Webb
Brannington
West Africa
Welch
Weldon
Vacuum Cleaners
Hoover
Kirby
Airway
Electrolux
Imi
Hwy
St. Paul
Silvertown
eKeo Wlan
Chelmas Conoco
B. F. Goodrich Store
Newton, Kansas
Radial Tire Headquarters
BF Goodrich
B.F Goodrich
Jantz & Woolery, Inc
E. 4Th Street
Newton
Sears
Sears and
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Sears, Roebuck and CO
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