NEAs Overseas Study Leap Expands Campus Network
NEA reports rapid growth in the Youth Beat study abroad program with 72 campuses serving 6 051 students up from 47 sites and 4 159 enrollments in 1967. Faculty rose to 1 181 from 765 as admissions standards tighten amid 50 50 European American teaching teams and new host nations. Earlier items note clam liver research on cancer, Lobelia inflata as a smoking aid, and a 90 percent peanut content ruling for peanut butter.
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Foreign Study League
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Waist 23 to 29 In by Helos Patterns for Misses
Advertises Misses patterns in sizes 23 to 29 with two starter skirts one flare and one a one hour quickie. Includes pattern numbers 4770 2512 2514, yardage 1 yard 45 inches and 15 yards, price 65 cents plus 15 cents mailing, order via Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York. Also promotes Fall Winter catalog and sewing books with coupon offers.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Freedom the Only Rule at Classless Rochdale College
Rochdale College in Toronto runs without dorm hours or degrees with 800 residents in an 18 story building. Students create and attend self directed seminars on topics from Canadian poetry to sex while paying 25 dollars yearly plus rent. The project is funded by a loan from Canada’s Central Mortgage and Housing Association and run by Campus Co operative Residence Inc.
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Noel Grove
NEA
Toronto
Ont
Berkeley
Morningside Heights
Canada
Rochdale
Rochdale College
Robie
Glenn McIver
Bernie Bomers
Patti Chilton
Central Mortgage and Housing Assn
Campus Cooperative Residence, Inc
Bomers
Homely Gas Stations Fuel Public's Ire
A NEA automotive column vented on gas stations as highway blight citing multicolored signs, pennants, and clutter. It notes industry leaders admit unsightly stations and outline moves toward redesigns with brick and stone facades and fewer distractions, urging enforcement of standards.
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Public
Emory Roth
Rumoshosky
API
Students claim top honors at Junior S H E Symposium
Handley students attended the Junior Science Humanities and Engineering Symposium in Charlottesville this week. Annette Haines took first place while Michael Hurst placed among the top six in the statewide competition. Posed group includes Jeanne Hammer Annette Haines Michael Hurst Wayne Whit ham Randy Powers Stephen Boettner.
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Handley
Charlottesville
Annette Haines
Michael Hurst
Jeanne Hammer
Wayne Whitham
Randy Powers
Stephen Boettner
Mary Helen Massie
Young Scientists Win Awards In Charlottesville Symposium
Handley students Annette Haines Michael Hurst and Jeanne Hammer earned top honors at the Junior Science Humanities and Engineering Symposium in Charlottesville Virginia They won first place in life sciences and placed among the top three in physical sciences earning trips to the national symposium at West Point in May The projects included allergic reactions to milk proteins and a log periodic dipole array antenna designed by Michael Hurst The event involved about 200 students over three days with 10 finalists presenting Mondays program
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Winchester
Handley
Annette Haines
Michael Hurst
Jeanne Hammer
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Annette
Virginia
Teets Elected President of Randolph-Macon Commons Club
J Gary Teets has been elected president of the Commons Club at Randolph-Macon College. He previously served as secretary and will assume duties in January. Teets holds roles as Assistant Sports Information Director, statistician, and is Yellow Jacket Weekly sports editor and associate editor. He also edited Fish Tales last year and has worked for the Winchester Evening Star. He is a son of J Fred Teets of 4 East Bond Street.
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Ashland
J. Gary Teets
Commons Club
Randolph- Macon College
Teets
Yellow Jacket Weekly
Randolph-Macon
Winchester Evening Star
J. Fred Teets
East
Bond Street
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Nea’s
University of Misanon Pharmacy Research Institute
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Fine Helos
Portugal
Lusitania
Bob Cochnar
NEA Automotive Editor
Dali
A.J. Rumoshesky
American Petroleum Institute
Rusmososky
Pride and Joy
Et Cok
Venee
Coca-Cola Okc Co
Handley Science
Jim Mann
West Point
Mary V. Carson
Michael
Teets Heads
RMC
SVNB
Shenandoah National
Vaginia
FDC
Kresge
R.P.M
Sataine
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
Leyal
Genelers
Loudoun Street
John Reid
Mgr
Kurl Cov
Virginis
Bobby Tucker
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