Ohio colleges top national rankings in 1977 survey
Oberlin College music department ranked eighth nationally in a Chronicle of Higher Education survey of over 4,000 faculty at four-year colleges. Ohio State University placed among top five in several fields, with history, agriculture and forestry, and education noted among the disciplines. Harvard, Stanford, Berkeley, Michigan, Chicago, MIT and Yale dominated the rankings across 19 disciplines. The survey, conducted by Everett C. Ladd and Seymour Martin Lipset, asked faculty to name the five most distinguished departments in their fields.
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Oberlin College
Ohio College
Ohio State University
OSU
Stanford University
Chronicle of Higher Education
Stanford
Harvard
University of California At Berkeley
University of Michigan
University of Chicago
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Yale
Everett C. Ladd
Seymour Martin Lipset
Lipset
Carnell
U. of Wisconsin
Michigan State
Iowa State
Berkeley
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Indiana
U. of Ilinois
Urbana
MIT
U. of Iinois
California Institute of Technology
U. of Chicago
Princeton
Columbia
U of Chicago
U. of Michigan
U. of California
Los Angeles
Johns Hopkins
Indiana U
U. of Rochester
Julliard
U of Michigan
U. of Pittsburgh
CIT
Avon welcomes Mickey Farmer to Ward 4 council seat
Mrs Mickey Farmer took the oath of office as Avon Ward 4 council representative, replacing James McHenry who moved away. A 19 year community activist and Century 21 agent, she aims to help Avon develop evenly. The council reviewed two subdivisions, approving Stone Rivers seven lots on Millis Road and rejecting Creekview 53 lots due to sewage connection rules. A work session was urged on tax reciprocity with Cleveland, and discussions touched on potential refunds for overcharges affecting the city.
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AVON
Avon Law
John F. Mackin
Mickey Farmer
Schwartz Rd
Planning Commission
Stone Rivers
Millis Road
Jaycox
Center Road
Donald Hubbard
Cleveland
Mackin
LaGrange trustees OK appropriations amid carryovers
LaGrange trustees approved appropriations totaling 213 473 in carryovers across funds. The general fund carries 32 238, with 35 424 from property taxes and 15 936 from other sources. The road and bridge fund shows 36 719 with 29 164 from property taxes. The fire levy stands at 15 942 with 12 329 from taxes totaling 28 271. Cemetery carryover is 2 281 with 3 645 from other sources, plus a 9 926 transfer from the general fund. Health has no carryover and 14 780 will come from taxes.
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Lagrange
LaGrange Township
Federal Revenue Fund
General Fund
Bridge lesson in a heart and club endgame
The article discusses a bridge deal where declarer should avoid a spade finesse. West leads diamonds. East cashes king before shifting. Declarer should play ace of spades, draw trumps, and attempt a heart finesse, discarding the queen of spades on the ace of hearts to make five clubs. A spade finesse risks the contract, so prioritizing five clubs is correct.
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East
King
Ies Syndicate, Inc
Local Civic and Social Evening Meetings in Vermilion Lorain
VFW Post 9340 meets in New London at 8 pm. LeRoy Chapter 82 CES and Masonic Temple Pomona Grange hold 8 pm gatherings. Ruth Circle United Methodist Women meets 8 pm at Mrs Lois Zimmerman home. Vermilion Rotary gathers at noon at McGarvey s. Penfield Township zoning boards schedule 8 pm at township hall. United Church Women meet 10 am for quilting at the church. Lorain Senior Citizens offer Golden Discount registration 1 to 4 pm. Lorain Convalescent Home at 1881 East 32nd Street is noted.
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New London
LeRoy
Ces
Masonic Temple
Pomona
Wakeman Grange Hall
Ruth Circle
United Methodist Women
Lois Zimmerman
Lorain
32Nd St
Ohio Legislator Tansey to introduce four bills in state session
Ohio State Rep. Marie Tansey announced four proposed measures in the 72nd District. She plans to reintroduce House Joint Resolution 33 to form a committee studying federal impact on state and local government, plus bills on safety deposit access for heirs, PERS service time for part time officials, and open doors during business hours. A toll free line and other policy ideas were also noted, alongside a WWII naval loss reference.
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Marie Tansey
Vermilion
Tansey
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Washington D.C
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