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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1981

Page

6

University Studies for Adults Tailors Degrees for Learners

Southern Illinois University Carbondale offers the University Studies for Adults program to returning adults. Students design their own bachelor degree by choosing courses aligned with personal and professional goals. Counselor Marie Kilker explains the program focuses on useful learning rather than a traditional major.

Karen Ramsey Southern Illinoisan Southern Illinois University-Carbondale University Studies For USA Marie Kilker

Individualized paths in USA program aim to fit each student

The USA program emphasizes tailored curricula for returning students, allowing flexible on and off campus courses at SIUC, with credit for workplace experience. Prospective students must meet minimum and maximum prior credit hours and a GPA of at least 2.25, though many details may require tracking old GPAs. Mrs. Kilker highlights the program’s success and its focus on treating students as individuals rather than as clones.

USA SIUC Credi

Curse of the Curse begins quite early By Erma Bombeck

Erma Bombeck humorously critiques handbags as burdens on women outlining purse obsession from childhood to adulthood. She recalls carrying absurd items in purses and jokes about the constant management the accessory demands. The piece playfully contrasts male indifference with female purse culture and ends with a humorous exaggeration about preferring a son’s ear to a silk purse.

Erma Bombeck Eliza

Fantasies and feelings stir a married woman’s thoughts

A 38 year old wife, devoted to her husband, confesses an attraction to a younger man linked to her daughter. She asks Ann Landers if fantasies are normal and if they should act on impulses. The advice urges self control, warning actions could ruin her family life.

Ann Landers Attra Ann Cradler

Homemakers camp details set for Lake West Frankfort

Registration deadline August 21 for the southern Illinois Homemakers Camp at Lake West Frankfort, sponsored by Illinois Cooperative Extension Service. Day camp September 18, overnight Sept 16 and 17 with crafts, a four seasons program by Eugene Estes, a wild-animal costume contest, and fees from $3.50 to $15. info via county extension office.

Iris Society

Mortgage life insurance: which type fits your family needs

Consumer Reports surveys 36 insurers and explains mortgage life insurance differs from true life insurance. It notes that decreasing-term policies decline with the mortgage balance, while renewable-term keeps a constant death benefit but rising premiums. The piece cites top-rated options by age and gender across providers.

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