Responsibility and Russia in the High School Puzzle
In this issue a column argues that Russian scientific advances test US math and science education. It urges individual high school students to own their learning, balance vocational training, and resist sweeping generalizations. Students must think for themselves to shape the future rather than wait to be leaders. LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
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Russia
Worms Eve View of the World Exam Sample Topics
The text presents a satirical college entrance exam listing topics across subjects such as English composition American history science world history geography and grammar. It mocks broad questions and fictitious locales while urging 150 word themes on unconventional subjects.
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Peoria
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Senior Sketches of Doug Selden and Judy Williams
A feature profiles Doug Selden known as Tammy's Bachelor and Da, detailing his humor, basketball skill, habit of counting game attendances and gate receipts, and plans for Northwestern. It also highlights Judy Williams, editor of the Script, her perfectionism, debate role, choir involvement, and intent to major in history and English at Douglass or Carleton Colleges.
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Doug
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Tom Goodall
Judy Williams
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