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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1971
Page
5
The author cites John Holt's view that schools harm children by fostering fear of wrong answers and teaching deceit. He advocates removing grades and exams, exposing students to real writers and workers, and letting learners measure their own understanding rather than rely on tests.
Students claim a say in school policy while criticizing the council president for irresponsibility and hindering cooperation with the administration. They urge resignation or improved collaboration to achieve goals like expanded open campus and dress code reforms.
Art Meighan critiques the surge of crime themed TV shows on NBC, ABC, and CBS noting numerous programs about law enforcement. He argues the trend ignores real crime outside, urging networks to revive classic comedies instead of glamorizing crime.
Judy Ahrens profiles Thespians president Sigrid Niederer and officers Lauris Grabeklis Kathy Gould Sue Weissenburger Mike Hostetler. The interview covers duties, requirements to join, and the stage crew’s work building flats, painting, and set handling for plays.
A collage of campus humor and quizzes from a Daily Gazette issue includes student cheers for Rock Falls High School, jokes about Russian anti Semitism, left handedness, love of music and the 1932 song Gloomy Sunday with its infamous bans, plus snippets on The Script for syndication, locker heaters and light campus scandals.
A lively take on Jules Verne classic detailing Phileas Fogg and Passepartout as they race around the globe in eighty days. Praises the adventure while noting pacing slips and strong character contrasts between the meticulous Englishman and his carefree French servant.
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