Tell Me Why Book Contest Highlights Aristotle
Readers submit questions to Tell Me Why care of the paper. today’s winner is Mary Woyces s es Syracuse New York. The item summarizes Aristotle as a foremost ancient Greek thinker, his life with Plato, his Lyceum, the golden mean and his vast range of topics from science to ethics.
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Mary Woycoesses
Syracuse
N.Y
Aristotle
Greece
Plato
Lyceum
Edge
Marie Searson
Levittown
Walking fish mystery at Vietnamese base stumps serviceman
Staff Sgt. Walter L. Tucker found a climbing perch in a shower at Phu Cat Vietnam area barracks. Vietnamese personnel named the fish care which translates to walking fish and noted the species can travel long distances up to 300 yards in half an hour and grow to about 10 inches.
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Phu Cat AB
Vietnam
Walter L. Tucker
37Th Transportation Squadron
Baltimore, Md
Florida
USC speakers asked to include mistakes in life stories
Los Angeles AP reports USC graduate business students told professors they were tired of only hearing success stories. The faculty asked each speaker to include stories of mistakes as well as successes, and several have accepted.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
USC
Egg repair artist Groenvall preserves fragile artifacts
In Helsinki UPI report, 74 year old John Groenvall specializes in repairing broken eggs for scientific displays. The expert uses paper supports, plaster fills, acetone glue, and enamel to restore eggs weighing as before, charging from 12 marks per hour. He trained as an artist, shifted to museum work, and has served collectors across Europe.
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Groenvall
Europe
Ernst) Vasenius
Greenwall
Zoological Museum of Helsinki University
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