Historical park grows with second log cabin idea
Washington Iowa editorial notes a second century old log cabin for Sunset Park and compares Creston’s county historical complex. It cites Burlington Northern plan to abandon the Washington depot and muses on preserving the depot at the fairgrounds. The piece praises assembling historic structures in a park for future generations.
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Foreign Language Requirement Sparks Iowa Debate
A campus dispute at the University of Iowa centers on preserving the BA foreign language requirement. A majority of Liberal Arts faculty oppose scrapping it, arguing exposure to languages enriches cultural understanding. Some students and many faculty see it outdated, yet others defend its necessity for liberal education and cross cultural insight.
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Almanac March 12 1973 notable events and births
Almanac notes on this date list notable events including Simon Newcomb birth in 1835, the 1912 first Girl Scouts troop in Savannah, FDR Fireside Chats start in 1933, Germany’s 1938 Austria invasion, Churchill honorary U.S. citizenship in 1963, and a John Marquand quotation. Also marks zodiac signs Pisces and moon phase.
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Can a psychiatrist help normal people in health guidance
A health column from the American Medical Association quotes Dr. Jack Weinberg of the Illinois Psychiatric Institute saying healthy individuals can gain from psychiatric advice. He argues brief therapy can improve well being before crises, with many cases requiring only time and a listening ear. Also includes reader exchanges with Abby addressing marriage, manners, and smoking notables.
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Bath Coup Beat In Card Play Lesson From 1973 Column
In a Spotlight on Card Play note by Darvas and Lukacs, South facing West king of hearts leads can win by dropping the jack on the king at trick one. This falsecard forces West to misread hearts and allows a later diamond finesse to secure the contract. West’s best defense often shifts to spades, risking loss of hearts, spades, and diamonds.
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