Our Schools Or The Changing World Of Education
A reflection on education's lag as rapid societal and technological change accelerates. C P Snow is cited noting the pace of change now outstrips imagination, while schooling often revisits antiquated curricula and repeats Civil War era material. Students face stagnant history and language study despite modern advances.
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C. P. Snow
Reimagining Curriculum for a Future Shock World
The text argues for integrating current events and 21st century forecasting into education. It cites Alvin Toffler and calls for a School Board committee of parents students teachers and community leaders to review curricula and set guidelines ensuring relevance for an unpredictable future.
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Alvin Toffler
Toffler
Loophole in Gun Control Fueled Cheap Handgun Boom
The 1968 Gun Control Act aimed to curb imports of non-sporting firearms but allowed gun components. Imports assembled into cheap handguns rose from 60,000 in 1968 to about 1.5 million anticipated this year. Guns costing as little as ten dollars flood the market, endangering users and increasing crime. Officials warn of rising domestic gun deaths versus Vietnam-era peaks.
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Quinn Tamm
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Nixon
Justice Department
Vietnam
Congress
Our Man Hoppe Education for fun profit
August 1, 1984 marked the dedication of Snathe U a new university touted as a jewel of American higher education Its facilities include a 250000 seat stadium a 85000 seat arena housing for 673 athletes and 347 staff a 107 acre parking lot and a long history of pro football dog racing and prize money shaping its rise The Gladiators defeated the Lions 14 to 12 in the opening game
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Hiram Siwash
Siwash University
All American Colleges
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Swathe
Siwash Stadium
Snathe
Gladiators
Mailbag debating biased editing in papers
A reader argues both Conservative and Liberal press push a political philosophy in reporting. They compare an RFK Jr incident coverage in The Progress and a Phoenix paper, noting space, placement, and later revision affecting details. They defend editorial discretion and warn against sensationalism.
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Progress
Nixon Meany clash signals White House gamble on wage controls
The Nixon administration uses a tough stance against AFL CIO chief George Meany to back its wage price freeze strategy. Key players include Charles Colson and John Connally orchestrating a political counteroffensive amid polls showing broad public support for the policy.
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U.S
California
J. D. Powell & Associates
Maurice Stans
On the Line Vietnam's inscrutable politics
The piece argues democracy in South Vietnam evolves slowly under Ky and Thieu, noting U S costs, casualties, and withdrawal pressures. It cites Ky on differing democracy forms and Thieu’s ally dynamics, with White House and State Department pressure shaping Thieu’s run and Minh’s potential reprieve.
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White House
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Retail Liquor Clerk Wanted in Contra Costa
Help wanted for a dull part time retail liquor clerk position in Contra Costa California. The ad seeks qualified experienced men and notes availability now and in the near future.
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