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... ty, Richard Moran, the head coach of Lacrosse at Cornell, discusses the game, its attractiveness to college students, and its new importance as an intercollegiate sport. ...

... 1. A new educational scheme in which Israel college and university students assist young children. 2. New technologies in the commercial growing of tomatoes. 3. An interview with a war widow whose artist hus ...

... and author, Robert Minton, talks about his new book, Scaling the Ivy Walls, which offers advice for students entering college. ...

... r the inflationary problems? 3. Problems of Syrian Jews. 4. "Peace Studies" curriculum is begun for college students. 5. New wage agreements in re women workers. ...

... and Scientific Research in Our Society?" The second part of this program is concerned with Birbeck College in London, which opened over a hundred and fifty years ago as a scientific and technological instit ...

... of this college illustrates the changing role of such an educational institute in our society. Most students enrolled at Birbeck have regular jobs and attend college on a part-time basis. ...

... the University Level" In the 1950's and 1960's, there was a huge influx of post-war, college-bound students. However, today present university enrollments have been affected by a steady leveling off of popula ...

... n growth. This program first presents a discussion from Cornell University on the situation of many colleges and Universities which are forced to employ aggressive recruiting techniques in order to maintain t ...

... s the recently established International Baccalaureate. This pre-university course is geared to the college preparation of those students whose families, for professional reasons, frequently move from one sc ...

... and turmoil of the past few years is a new and critical examination of higher education in America. Students have demanded radical changes both in the kind of education they are offered and in the way it is p ...

... resented to them. Many faculty members and administrators in our colleges and universities agree that major revisions are probably necessary in curriculum, teaching campus life, administration. This discussio ...

... Programs in Higher Education" A two-part discussion of unusual and innovative curricula, offered to college students. A group of students at Cornell University recently requested that the University offer some organiz ...

... fessor of Asian religions, describes the special program which was organized and explains how other colleges could present similar courses of study. The second part of the program presents a discussion of the ...

... y College of Literature in Moscow. Organized in 1931, this five-year course was created for college students interested in writing careers. Many of the best-known of current Soviet writers are graduates of th ...

... utions intent only on the pursuit of knowledge for its own sake? Or should they take care to equip students with particular skills with which to benefit society? Or should they be a combination of both? Thr ...

... ish educators discuss various aspects of these questions and the general role of the university and college in current Western society. Participants: 1. Tyrell Burgess, Director, the school of Institutional ...

... "College Students Play 'Games': Teaching Urban Studies by Computer" A professor and tow of his students at Cornell University discuss the new course in urban studies which is using a computer-simulation game--Metro-A ...

... a fascinating examination of the operation of this course, which was started this year and how the students react to their actual "participation" in operating in an urban environment, as councilmen, newspape ...

... "Minority Students and Today's College Campuses" A discussion of minority students in the changed college campus setting of 1975. The first speaker describes, in some detail, the efforts of the Ivy League col ...

... leges and their associated women's colleges to recruit and prepared minority students for entry into these colleges. The steps taken by one of these colleges, Cornell University, to assist students after they ...

... endent residential school, the "boarding school," is being examined by educators and parents of and students in such schools. Recently, the Central Atlantic States Residential School Organization sponsored an ...

... ommittee for Citizens in Education. Dr. Annette K. Baxter, Chairman, Department of History, Barnard College. Mr. John Pittenger, Secretary of Education, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Moderator: Dr. James C. T ...

... Programs in Higher Education" A two-part discussion of unusual and innovative curricula offered to college students. A group of students at Cornell University recently requested that the University offer some organiz ...

... fessor of Asian religions, describes the special program which was organized and explains how other colleges could present similar courses of study. The second part of the program presents a discussion of the ...

... y College of Literature in Moscow. Organized in 1931, this five-year course was created for college students interested in writing careers. Many of the best-known of current Soviet writers are graduates of th ...

... utions intent only on the pursuit of knowledge for its own sake? Or should they take care to equip students with particular skills with which to benefit society? Or should they be a combination of both? Thr ...

... ish educators discuss various aspects of these questions and the general role of the university and college in current Western society. Participants: Turrell Burgess, Director of the school of Institutional ...

... "Democracy on College Campuses." Following the days of student protest and campus revolts of the 1960's, a number of colleges and universities established new systems of government, which included not only ...

... the faculty and administration but also students and employees. Many of these, now in operation for some time, are being re-evaluated as to their effectiveness, their support among members of the campus commu ...

... lside Country School on what they have found the educational values of taking groups of high school students to camp-out and explore America for an entire year. They discuss the aims of the travel-study prog ...

... l teaching experience. Diana Cohen, Co-Director of the Trailside Country School; graduate of Hunter College; former teacher. Marshall Stalley, Professor of Environmental Sciences, Cook College, Rutgers Univer ...

... Many colleges and universities in the past few years have observed that students seem to be, for whatever reasons, sacrificing their college careers and general education for their vocations. This program pre ...

... ents a series of interviews in which innovative programs in teaching of science for high school and college students are described. The first discussion involves two Cornell University projects to interest students a ...

... next describes the kind of science program he has designed to bring the relevance of science to his students. Finally, two science teachers discuss new programs in which they are involved, in a special report ...

... lside Country School on what they have found the educational values of taking groups of high school students to camp out and explore America for an entire year. They discuss the aims of the travel-study progr ...

... l teaching experience. Diana Cohen, Co-Director of the Trailside Country School; graduate of Hunter College; former teacher. Marshall Stalley, Professor of Environmental Resources, Cook College Rutgers Univer ...

... A Special New Year's Program -- "Greeting for the New Year from Moscow College Students" Interviews and music from many different students, studying in Moscow's college and universities to Americans for the New Year. ...

... f Democratic Institutions (1970-1977) This program presents Mr. Hutchins' "Farewell Address" to the students of the University of Chicago, when he left after 20 years as President of the University. Although ...

... cator, who was associated with Mr. Hutchins at the University of Chicago as a faculty member in the College, as Secretary of the Faculty, and as Director of the NBC radio discussion program, "The University o ...

... "Two Experimental College Teaching Programs: in Economics and Law" This program, which originates on the Cornell University campus, features two of its professors describing the innovations which they have m ...

... etails of the current scene in the American economy is most successful as a teaching device for his students. Chief Justice Burger, in a much discussed recent speech before the American Bar Association, sharpl ...

... Through a series of interviews, new ways of teaching science to high school and college students are described. First, two Cornell University projects to interest students and teachers in marine biology are examined. ...

... then describes the kind of science program he has devised to bring the relevance of science to his students. Finally, two British science teachers discuss the new science-teaching programs in which they are i ...

... The Director of the Career Center at Cornell University, John Munschauer, discusses today's college students and their expectations and hopes for their college education. He offers students and parents excell ...

... New Dimensions of Education. [No. 723, 1978-12-22], How Can A College Student Best Achieve His Educational Goals? ...

... music school program in Georgia are heard. The program concludes with a discussion among teachers, students, and staff of the London College of Furniture which offers a course in the craft of making musical i ...

... "Two Experimental College Teaching Programs: in Economics and Law." This program, which originates on the Cornell University Campus, features two of its professors describing the innovations which they hav ...

... eory to the details of the current American economy is most successful as a teaching device for his students. Chief Justice Burger, in a much-discussed recent speech before the American Bar Association, sharpl ...

... College Day 1: Jesse Jackson No. 4 - Concluding speech, registering students - EFP-38 ...

... nett April 3 '96 - Flora Caldwell and Gail Jennings April 9, 1996 - Michael Hoff - Gorilla - Walton College April 16, 1996 - Martha Nelson - Folklorist April 25, 1996 - W.A. Wheat May 2, 1997 - Linda Blackm ...

... arternship - Nancy Kennedy May 16 - Sandy Johnson - Oakwood Plantation May 23 - Jan Daughtery - Art Students (Magical) May 30 - Tom Kilpatrick - Photography (Basniu [?]) June 6 - Nancy Lester - Eli Ellington ...

... Berea KY Convocation Thurs for College Students 11-1-84 ...

... Purchased/Educational;Donor Entity: WGTV;Shows how college curricula have adjusted to war needs by preparing students for various military and civilian occupations. Shows classes and campus scenes at Tuskege ...

... UGA Art students appearing are: Bonnie O'Brien of Atlanta, GA; Edwina Tally of Dublin, GA; John Walker of Waynesboro, GA; Ken McKinnell of Charlotte, NC; Patricia Minser of Oak Ridge, TN; and Dieter Pfannens ...

... tiel of Kassel, Germany. Moderator is Harold Taylor, former president of Sarah Lawrence College. ...

... Black College Students Atlanta 8-10-93 ...

... Sweet Briar College, #2, Music Track, "American Students in Paris," R-62 ...

... Grady 2 - Professor Karen King - students ...