08 Oct 1971
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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1971
Page
1
Editorials praise Mr. Nunemaker for a plan that lets sociology students meet twice weekly in discussion groups. Learning would be voluntary, driven by student interest, with dialog replacing rigid lecture. Drawbacks include busy schedules and uneven dedication, but the piece urges implementation at HS.
The article surveys feminist goals from equal pay and hiring access for women to share domestic duties, with examples of women entering horse racing baseball and football, and notes resistance from men who still see a woman’s place in the home, asking if that view can endure.
Mrs MacNamara, a student teacher at Seagape Street under Mr Kirchner, pursues a theater BA at Northern Illinois University and aims for an MA in theater. She commutes 120 miles daily from DeKalb, Illinois, enjoys individual student work, dislikes making lesson plans, and notes SHS students’ positive attitudes toward student teachers. Her husband studies music and builds pipe organs in Dixon.
Ron Jakobs and John Eades present a playful exchange with Mr Van Wyhe. The dialogue blends math teaching anecdotes, puns, and reflections on poverty, balancing humor with education. Mr Wyhe discusses reasons for teaching, career choices, and teaching relevance while noting some workplace complaints.
Kim Kradie questions whether schools educate or constrain students. She argues grades and strict laws confine, urging freedom through cooperative participation and true life awareness, citing George Bernard Shaw on schools and prisons converging and diverging.
In a critique attributed to Kim Kradle the usual high school paper is labeled as run by administration puppets. It argues for more bold coverage of issues affecting students and world events, seeking a philosophy college tone instead of mere sports and clubs reporting.
An overview of individuals named Fitzgeralds across media. Barry Fitzgerald rose to fame as a priest in Going My Way after early Shakespearean work. Fitz and his wife hosted a 1940s radio show and ran an animal rescue. Leslie M. Fitzgerald led the ADA opposition to water fluoridation. Albert Fitzgerald led a union, and Roy Fitzgerald is actor Rock Hudson of McMillan and Wife.
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