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Dr. Coleman points out that businessmen sharpen their talents by competing in 'business games with computers analyz- - Because Scholarships pub-liciz-ed -- He believes exercises of this type could be and that they would be even more exciting than debating contests: "It is not too difficult to see how politics, bargaining, and other situations could be used in interscholastic competition. The impact on student motivation might be remarkably great." If these and other methods are used to raise the status of top. students in more union-manageme- nt and more communities, the long-terimpact will be tremendous. John M. Stal- naker, president of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation, says: What a nation, honors and respects m hnamrgTowr high-scho- ol level, the more than XX 800,000 youths who create ingenious projects f for science fairs ea?h year are trial designer's magic smart Basket Weave effects of lovely Puff Pillows. Make your own with simple stitch no embroidery. We in show you how FREE with HeiTOchner's Gird Anniversary Color Catalog. 48 pages of stimulating, needlework and hobbycraft projects and supplies. Mail coupon today. Travel and modern communications media give students of today a broader, outlook than their predecessors had. And college campuses were changed forever with the influx of mature veterans after World War II. Today's intense competition to get into college has resulted in higher IQs and grade levels among college students, and it's unlikely that leading campuses ever again will have room for a high proportion of goldfish swallowers, panty raiders, or "activities majors," who spend more time oiyextracurricular activ- " ity than in classroom work. "This doesn't mean that students nowadays are a bunch of greasy grinds," one college dean told me. "They still, have fun. There still are high jinks. But the serious side is far more important now." The most significant reason for the scholars' rise in status, however, may be that more than ever before they are being singled out for recognition. Dr. James S. Coleman, a sociologist at " Johns Hopkins University, says: "If a debate, a mathematics competition, a basketball game, or any other activity receives little recognition in the newspapers or in th,e community, then the fact of winning brings little glory to the school and little encouragement to thfc participants." Election of students to Phi Beta Kappa, the scholastic honorary society, once passed virtually unnoticed on most campuses. Today, it frequently pushes other news off the front page of college newspapers. The same is true of announcements about scholarshii a- - ; Mifftr Aathaia attacks, thaka aa. lwn, af the itrtif fl t . . ,.tr FRONTIER ASTHMA MEDICINE atv! Gt 1i.iM.laU Mmm nllaf freai tin af hrtrnMal aataata. Ovtr rtaa. i.ooo.eoetyaetfau Mttm mi-f- ree Mtti ay rttura amll. 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Absolutely NO Cost to ,get all the facts about this party plan. w -- not high-scho- ol m I I m4 is,, another V high-scho- ol Thencreangophisticationfoday's students .1 ocnoiarsnip program nas naa a dramatic impact. Organized in 1955 by. the Carnegie Corporation and the Ford Foundation, the program gives tests in schools attended by 90 percent of U. S. students. As a result, it has led to widespread recognition of top students. high-scho- ol a 1 (Continued from page 19) a highly publicized. And winners of such honors as the Westinghoiise Science Talent Search and the National Merit Scholarships often rate banquets, something once reserved for championship athletic teams. The importance of such recognition to science-fa- ir winners is emphasized by Richard S. Peterson, state supervisor of science and director of the Utah State Science Talent Search. He says: "Many classroom activities come to an end with only the class members seeing, the results. To some pupils, it must "seem like a hollow victory not to have other boys and girls praise a successfully completed project. A boy who makes a motor out of wire, nails,, and a battery swells with pride as his classmates praise it." For the same reason the National Merit Cushiomt AT YOUR FAVORITE DRUG COUNTER 60c 20 Family Weekly, September 16, 1962 I m. ! . v. ex. r If Parents of Marcy De Cou, of Seattle, share her joy at news she has won scholarship. . r |