All Can Be Educated By President Bentley At Simmons College
President Bentley of Simmons College in Boston tells parents not to view college as the only path to learning. He says the work world offers rich education for anyone who seeks it and adult education is plentiful. He emphasizes practical skill, and knowledge of what the world does, as core to education beyond degrees. He notes a garage worker or store clerk may know more in practice than a purely literary graduate. The key is the will to learn and pursue the best way to do things.
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Bentley
Simmons College
Boston
Seventy Years of Boy Scouts A Statewide View
Twenty seven years after chartering under the District of Columbia the Boy Scouts have grown into a national movement. The text notes thriving Scout troops nationwide and argues Scouting instills citizenship and conduct through engaging activities rather than lectures. It asserts broader enrollment could reduce future prison candidates.
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Boy Scouts of America
District of Columbia
Ahmois
Why Crowd in Great Cities
A forecast says New York City will reach 9 031 000 people by 2160, up from 6 930 000. The piece questions crowding into a dense urban area given lower living costs and job options in other regions, noting many young migrants move back seeking comfort in smaller places.
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New York City
Lincoln School Weekly Highlights And Activities
Mary Brincivald returns to senior high after illness. Thirteen fourth graders dismissed early for six weeks perfect attendance. Reading groups finish Elson Second Reader and start Friends Here and Away. Second grade practices script writing. sixth graders create Eskimo life posters. Question Hour in geography active. Volleyball and basketball schedules with Franklin and Bowen. Lincoln Boy Scouts host January 26 program with flag, pledge, and Tenderfoot Investure. Franklin School notes measles in sixth grade and a play by Virginia Zoller and Ronald Keen. Candy sale raises funds for volleyball uniforms. seventh grade snow pictures on display. parts of speech study in sixth grade.
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Mary Brincivald
Carolyn
Elson
Lincoln School
Franklin
Bowen
Lincoln
Lincoln Boy Scouts
Harold Boltz
Boltz
Franklin School
Shirley Pals
Harold Pals
Virginia Zoller
Ronald Keen
Franklin Lights
Bowen Lights
Franklin Heavies
Bowen Heavies
St. Paul
St. Paul Gym
Bowen School News Highlights From Grade Projects To Games
Bowen students worked with orange seeds for a miniature orange tree in class and prepared a blast furnace model for a steel project. Room three jobs include fairy tales and bird studies, while Room four forms the Spelling Demons. Basketball and volleyball results feature wins over Washington and Franklin, with upcoming games against Lincoln.
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John Tourtellette
Acme
Miss Hedtke
Leslie Bales
Our Room
Indiana Dunes State Park
Achievement Club
Walter Deichen
Marilyn Newell
Shirley Tateeenhorat
Lilian Jay
Bowen
Washington
Franklin
Lincoln School
Earls
Lincoln
Washington School Fourth Graders Welcome Back Students
The fourth grade welcomes Don Seturno back after four weeks of illness. The class plans a Health Booklet during the health period. In second grade Joanne’s reading group finished Bunny Rabbit’s Diary and found it very amusing. Third grade enjoys The Adventures of Brownie and welcomes Billy Kunza back after illness. They’re excited about new library books.
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Pais
Don Seturno
Joanne
Bunny Rabbit's
Brownie
Billy Kunza
Berger School Displays Student Projects and Updates
Henry Smit built a third house for display in class. First graders drew family pictures after stories. Room three added two new charts for third and fourth grades. A winter wall scene and a Egypt sand-table scene were created. Miss Larson compiled a David the shepherd boy book. Billy Payne builds a feudal castle for sixth grade history. Beatrice Laws returns. Corrine Mellquaham and Martin Wilmot out sick with a cold.
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Henry Smit
Egypt
Miss Larson
David the Shepherd
Billy Payne
Beatrice Laws
Corrine Mellquaham
Martin Wilmot
St Paul’s School Weekly Art and Math Updates
Room 2 reports eagerness to read library books and create an art project of a skating pond while noting a recent appendicitis operation for John Klein who is recovering. Room 3 highlights multiplication of mixed numbers and percent applications. Room 4 covers first semester finals for seventh and eighth graders and recent games with Washington and Franklin schools.
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John Klein
America
Washington
Franklin
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