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Friday, July 8. 1960 Let's All Have a Party
Anderson Relates Problems In Selecting Top Students
Dean Kenneth Anderson of the School of Education moderated a radio panel discussion, "The Problems Confronting the Academically Talented Student," which has been published by the Westinghouse Broadcasting Company.
The printed pamphlet is a transcript of an original discussion by four educators about gifted students, broadcast on "The American Forum" program.
Dean Anderson states the problem of identifying academically talented students; "We talk as though we can easily identify them. We have known lots of gifted youngsters who have been passed over in some of our high schools and universities and as a consequence we are not getting the full measure from the possibilities or sources of manpower that this country needs."
Paul Woodring of the Fund for the Advancement of Education stresses the attitudes of home and school in encouraging achievement in learning. "You have to have a climate . . . where it is respectable
KUEA Names Aide For Medical Center
Marilyn Miller, who received the bachelor of science in business degree from the University in June, has been named an administrative assistant in the KU Endowment Association and will be in charge of the KUEA's office at the Medical Center in Kansas City.
Miss Miller's duties will primarily be in connection with a research contract that may soon be enacted between the Endowment Association and the U.S. Public Health Service.
Dr. Elizabeth Drews of Michigan State University reports on a study made of the mother's values relating to the child's goals. Such questions were asked as:
—Would you prefer that your child would be able to own a white Cadillac versus developing a new mathematical formula?
Would you prefer that your child have a swimming pool versus writing original poetry?
—Would you prefer that your child would eventually have membership in a country club versus working in a scientific area?
Dr. Harriet E. O'Shea of Purdue University discusses the social contacts which gifted students need with those of their intellectual age.
Reprints of this panel discussion may be obtained for ten cents from Merkle Press, Inc., 810 Rhode Island Ave., N.E., Washington 18, D.C.
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CHICAGO—(UPI) —Large tax refunds — amounting to $100,000 or more — jumped 50 per cent last year, according to Commerce Clearing House. There were 300 such refunds in 1959 totaling $373 million, compared with 278 amounting to $245 million in 1958.
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Three KU women are taking a two-month "on-the-job" training course in occupational therapy at National Jewish Hospital at Denver as part of their requirements for a degree.
Mary Karen Smith of Delphos, Kaye Porter of Sterling, and Kathleen Calkins of Lincoln, Nebr., are studying the latest techniques in
Occupational Therapists Study at Denver
National Jewish has provided 26.336 days of free care to Kansas residents alone under its 61-year-old motto: "None may enter who can pay . . . none can pay who enter." It specializes in tuberculosis, asthma, and other chest ailments.
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