Push-Button Gadget Aids U ofA Students
University of Arizona engineer Dr Stuart Hoenig designs a teaching machine with desk buttons and a teacher console to reveal which students are confused after explanations. Students press buttons to indicate understanding, allowing immediate review and avoiding public embarrassment. The device tracks the percentage of confused students and adapts in real time.
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U Ofa
University of Arizona
Stu
Stuart Hoenig
Field Emission and Space Systems Laboratory
Lsst
Hoenig
Stan
Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
105th Citizenship Class Scheduled
Training for aliens will begin at 7 30 p m Thursday at the YMCA 516 N Sth Ave. Fee is 5 dollars including books and materials. Registration may be made at the Y any time prior to the opening class. For more information call the Central Y.
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YMCA
N. Sth Ave
Central
Val
Color Bar On Marriage Is Upheld
Virginia Supreme Court upholds a state law banning white Negro marriages. Richard Loving, 32, and Mildred Loving, 22, were convicted after marrying out of state. Court says law does not violate constitutions but reverses a Caroline County sentence requiring departure from the state.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
Richard’ Perry Loving
Mildred
Virginia
High Court
Caroline County
Two-Week Adult Seminar On Man and World Opens Monday
The Arizona Institute hosts a two week seminar titled Man the Anomaly in a Predictable Universe with 20 lectures. Professors from the University of Arizona and Arizona State University teach topics from Nietzsche to micro organisms. Sessions run March 14 to 18 at the Ramada Inn and March 14 to 25 at a Phoenix library auditorium with a $50 registration.
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Dan Pavillard
Arizona Institute
Low
Ramada Inn
Phoenix
Library
S Pee
4Th Ave
Darey H. Peterson
Southwestern Clint and Research Institute
Willl
Arizona State University
George A. Peek Jr
J. J. Lamrs
Jen Aen
Henry A. Bruinsma
Douglas G. Arner
Dilman
FCC Boosts Transistors in Push for Public Radios
The FCC urges broadcasters to promote a campaign to place transistor radios in every American home. It cites usefulness during emergencies such as the November 9 Northeast blackout and argues the devices provide vital communication during power failures.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
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