UT Dallas scholar wins NEH grant for China youth study
Political scientist Dr. David M. Raddock receives an independent study award from the National Endowment for the Humanities to examine how Chinese youths shaped social change since the 1950s. Research centers on Hong Kong fieldwork, interviews with former Red Guards, and gendered motivations during the cultural revolution.
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University of Texas At Dallas
People’s Republic of China
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Hong Kong
Raddock
China
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Columbia University
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Columbia
Attendance up in Richardson schools boosts state funding outlook
A. J. Randall notes Richardson ADA stands at 96.35 percent for the first quarter of 1975 76, up 1.41 points from 1974 75, with 35 511 students. The district could gain about 175 000 more from the state for 17.5 extra teachers if ADA stays high, aided by an exemption policy reducing senior year finals.
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Richardson
Texas Education Agency
A. J. Randall
Randall
Board of Trustees
Pearce
Berkner
Carrier of the Month Wayne Alsabrook
Wayne Alsabrook, a 15 year old Berkner freshman, was named Carrier of the Month after delivering 87 copies of the Daily News for over a year and a half. He spends about 45 minutes daily on his route, plays saxophone in the Berkner Concert Band, and plans to study physics at Harding College.
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Wayne Alsabrook
Richardson Daily News
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Alsabrook
Daily News
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Fred Wilkerson
Alsabrook Said
Wayne
Richardson Heart Association
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Long Wait Signaled Christmas Grandchild Memory
Doris Knutson recalls a Christmas 1967 when her son, a serviceman bound for Corpus Christi, spent the holiday with family. Two years later the family awaited a grandchild who arrived three days after December 25, a red headed bouncing boy who caused no reprimand.
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Richardson Police Department
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Corpus Christi
Corpus
Holidays Begin for Plano and Richardson Students
Students and teachers in Plano and Richardson schools start two weeks of Christmas vacation this Friday December 19. Plano will dismiss at 2 30 p m while Richardson ends regular hours. Classes resume Monday January 5 at 8 30 a m. Administrative offices stay open on select vacation days 8 a m to 4 p m.
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William Lamb
Prairie Creek Elementary
Joan Walsh Anglund
Wanda Koym
Anson Yew
Amy Clark
Plano and Richardson
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