Accumulated irritation drives child punishment
Grace Langdon and Irving Stout discuss how parental punishments often arise from accumulated irritations rather than a single incident. They illustrate with a tired father returning home to disarray, unfinished chores, and towels missing, culminating in a sharp rebuke. They invite readers to share upbringing problems for individual replies.
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Mount St Mary College seeks $10000 grant for human relations seminars
The State Board of Regents approved a Mount St. Mary College Newburgh proposal to the U S Commissioner of Education requesting a $10000 Title 1 Higher Education Act appropriation. The seminars aim to change attitudes about human problems especially race in Newburgh.
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Mount St. Mary College
Newburgh
United States Commissioner of Education
Higher Education Act
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