MIT students forge college picks with computer algorithm
Two MIT students Ray Kurzweil and Bernard Klein fed two million bits on 3,000 colleges into a computer to generate a tailored list of 10 to 15 matches for each student. The system called Select is offered by Harcourt Brace World with a $15 user fee and potential royalties.
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Patricia McCormack
New York
UPI
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Queens
Manhasset
N.Y
Ray Kurzweil
Bernard Klein
Harcourt, Brace & World Inc
Select
Richard
Dan White Chooses Bowling Green Firelands Branch
Dan White, a St. Pauls graduate, chosen by five colleges for admission but picks Bowling Green State University Firelands Branch to save costs by living at home. He has funded college through summer work with Hug Concrete Paving, skipped other sports for football, and plans to transfer after two years. He favors math and science, and may move to the main Bowling Green campus for his major.
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Dan White
St. Paul’s
Dan
Bowling Green State University
Firelands Branch
St. Joseph’s
Indiana
Hug Concrete
Portsmouth
Toledo
Columbus
Bellefontaine
Marysville
Firelands
Bowling Green
St Pauls Graduate Marilyn Mayle Begins Nursing Study
Marilyn Mayle of St. Pauls started at Mercy School of Nursing in Toledo on August 27, pursuing anatomy physiology and chemistry. She recalls wanting to be a nurse since childhood after helping nurse her sister and a brief candy striper stint at Fisher Titus Hospital.
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Marilyn Mayle
St. Paul’s
Mercy School of Nursing
Toledo
Fisher-Titus Hospital
Marilyn
Mercy Hospital
St Paul’s High graduates head to colleges and service
Sixty percent of St Paul’s 1968 graduates will continue schooling this fall, down from 69 percent in 1967. Sixty four students pursue diverse paths at Bowling Green, Kent State, Ohio State, Notre Dame and many others, with six entering military service.
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St Paul’s Grads
St. Paul’s High School
St. Paul’s
Nu Tau Beta Sigma Phi Chapter Opens Wakeman Meet
The Nu Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its first meeting Sept. 11 at president Mrs. Paul Brookover’s home with an oratory program by Mrs. Robert Fraelich. Former president Mrs. Glaydon Pickworth received a charm and corsage. Next meeting is at Mrs. Jerry Pickett’s home.
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NU Tau
Beta Sigma Phi
Wakeman
Paul Brookover
Robert Fraelich
Glaydon Pickworth
Jerry Pickett
Kappa Epsilon
BETA
Cupid's Corner Wedding Paper Selection
Cupid's Corner offers a wide selection of modern wedding papers for invitations announcements and reception items. The store invites customers to visit to choose paper trousseau styles and coordinating silver china and crystal patterns for a personalized table top and gifts.
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