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University Daily Kansan Thursday. Sept. 11, 1958
38 Foreign Educators Will Visit, Study Here
A total of 38 foreign educators will visit and study at KU this fall. Twenty secondary teachers from foreign countries will study at KU during the fall semester under the International Teacher Development Program.
Teachers will study at KU from Sept. 22-Dec.19. The University will provide two basic seminars, one dealing with current problems in secondary education, and the other with organization and administration of secondary methods.
Teachers will be able to audit courses in their fields of interest and will have individual or small group conferences with advisers.
KU also will provide a full-time program coordinator, Dr. Emma M. Birkmaier, to be in charge of the group. She will be on leave from her position as head of the foreign languages department at the University of Minnesota High School and professor of education at Minnesota University.
Eighteen presidents, deans, registrars and department heads of British Commonwealth institutions of higher education will also visit KU today through Saturday on a special tour.
Scholarship Tests To Be Given Early
The statewide testing program for the Putnam scholarship competition at Kansas State College and the Summerfield and Elizabeth M. Watkins competitions at KU will be three months earlier than last year.
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Take your black & white film to Hixon's for fast 1 day processing
A three-act play or a collection of one-act plays are eligible for consideration. Present plans call for the winning script to be produced in the Experimental Theatre sometime in the late spring. There are no limitations on eligibility, except that the contestant be an amateur in the field of play writing.
High school senior boys and girls nominated by their principals will take the preliminary examinations either October 27 or 28 at one of several testing centers. New deadline for nominations by principals will be Oct. 15.
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Previously preliminary tests had been given in March.
Centron Gives $100 For Play Contest
Professor Allen Crafton will be chairman of the contest committee and inquiries concerning the submission of manuscripts should be directed to him."
A cash prize for writing original plays will be offered through the University Theatre and the Department of Speech and Drama for the first time this year.
For each roll you leave you will receive a new roll FREE. Offer good on film sizes 620-120-127-35 mm.
The sum of $100 has been donated by the Centron Corporation, motion picture firm in Lawrence, for the encouragement of fresh play writing talent.
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