The development and evaluation of exercises for meaningful responses in reading in grade two

Research chapter for this study will be found in Ash, Dorothea: "Development and evaluation of silent reading exercises in grade one" Thesis (M.A.)--Boston Universit

The Ursinus Weekly, February 13, 1950

Balladeer Lee to appear for return engagement • Dr. White to return for colors ceremony • Geiger to manage Weekly business for spring season • Greek men launch rushing campaigns via party schedule • Rosicrucians honor thirty-seven coeds at after dinner tea • Dramateurs repeat stellar production of play Pygmalion • \u27Ruby editors meet first of deadlines after hard-fought battle against time • Yearbook to resort to threats, horror for financial push • Eleven join classes for spring session • Cabinet to finish Y roster Saturday • Dr. Philip accepts position as church choir director • Nelson Wenner wins first prize in lengthy Chesterfield contest • Critical British elections effect us as people face socialistic decision • Local lads acquire southern exposure between semesters • Should we have national frats? • Attention, athletes • Uh, don\u27t look now, but your habits are showing • PMC dumps bruins 90-61 in free scoring court tilt • Sports led Bailey from streetcar to high Ursinus post • Coeds succumb 5-0 in badminton fray • Bailey announces schedule for coming track season • Drexel tops bruins 71-60 as late rally falls short • Baseballers will go south for pre-season practice • Tank squad edges Dragon coeds 29-28 in initial encounter • Sextet loses 31-22 in first hoop battle of current season • Jayvees fall twice in narrow contests with Cadets, Drexel • Intramurals resume as squads competehttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1583/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, January 9, 1950

Pi Gamma Mu approves Ursinus\u27 charter request • Five gain entrance into thespian frat at secret gathering • Neill to rule pagent; Letson, court chosen • YW prexy accepts place on committee of national Y group • Rosies admit seven at after-dinner tea • Ruby staff posts roster for photos of activities groups • Speaker to discuss field in insurance • Local audience lauds Harrop, Basile concert • Cub and Key plans journal to record members\u27 deeds • Dance and sports comprise pre-exam weekend events • School maintains system of scholarships and loans • Clara Hamm gains college board post on style magazine • Practice term ends for large \u2749 crop of future teachers • Tail of the Weekly tale • Heated court battle ends in 60-57 win for cadets • Cubs lose to P.M.C. in close 31-30 tilt • Fords trim bears 67-53 in second league game • Sports slate dispels biennial gloomy air of pre-exam days • Coach Waldo trains second tank squad since arriving here • Jayvees top Fords by one point edge • Bruin grapplers trounce Mules in opening matchhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1581/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, March 20, 1950

Moore Karavan to set mood of April showers • Councils co-operate on detailed inquiry of food situation • Board names Wetzel to top \u27Weekly\u27 post • ICG parley revises state\u27s constitution; makes voting age 18 • Three to undertake department honors in papers, projects • Thespians to offer drama and comedy tomorrow evening • Y chats to feature parleys on purpose of frats, sororities • Engineers improve facilities of WURS to increase range • Freshmen to meet sororities\u27 members • Frederick to direct cast of spring play • Original Ruby musical scores hit • Professors discuss European recovery • Debating fraternity names Edwards as new president • Operetta group prepares for post-Easter production • Bridge enthusiasts laud duplicate tourney variety • A senior confesses famous last words • Bomberger product sees failure hall of science • Fields\u27 Gentlemen Prefer Blondes • Coeds spill Chestnut Hill with good passing attack • Pancoast shoulders diversified tasks; busy with baseball • Chestnut Hill trips belles in badminton • Ursinus belles beat Bryn Mawr College for fifth triumph • Boxers, matmen compete for intramural distinction • Belles down Beaver in tank contest 37-20 • Hoop squad selects all-opponent team; Garnet places two • Bruin players elect mat, court captains to head 1951 teams • Advertiser to meet with business clubhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1588/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, November 7, 1949

G.B. Shaw derides England\u27s language in Pygmalion plot • European student enters Ursinus after long delay • Campus Y to boost annual WSSF drive with $1000 as goal • Calendar indicates vigorous, far-flung week-end schedule • Scout men to form service fraternity at meeting tonight • Sommers to appear for Starlight Ball • Old timers return for traditional day; Varsity queen rules • Philip organizes 125 for twelfth chorus of famed oratorio • Yearbook to open \u2749 shooting season • Author-publisher strongly denounces Britain\u27s welfare state as totalitarian • Band, singers plan combined concert • Coeds to cement relations at big-little sister party • FTA offers talk on opportunities • Editorial: Coming drives • Viewbook becomes new Ursinus agent throughout nation • Caracas native adds diversity to \u2753 class • Three twirlers add baton intricacies to marching band • Korean compares Hawaii U., Ursinus • Academy reveals diversified program for all music fans • Curtis emerges victorious in football; Play-offs to determine league winner • Ursinus bows 16-45 to Reading runners • Bears to encounter powerful grid foe at PMC this week • Fords, Lincoln defeat grizzly soccer team • Bearettes place six on all-college club in week-end meet • F&M downs bears 27-6 in old timers\u27 day clash • Evans scores goal to tie Swarthmore • Godshall supervises construction work for disposal planthttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1576/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, December 5, 1949

WSSF drive collects donations of $440 in$1,000 endeavor • Festive air to reign at \u2750\u27s starlight ball • Wilson and Styres return as soloists for Messiah • Women to complete plans for yuletide • Armstrong to give Christmas message • \u27Ruby\u27 to complete individuals\u27 orders in picture schedule • Hordern expounds need for revision in foreign policy • Juniors elect head for \u27Ruby\u27 business • Oratorio reflects composer\u27s faith • Academy students present concert for campus body • Debaters travel to Rider for novice broadcast meet • Remig wins school with affable nature as maintenance department assistant • Fall play cast scores hit with Pygmalion • John O\u27Hara tells of summer tour in England, France • Academy publishes December program of varied concerts • Part 1 of the perennial Weekly saga • Preceding Christmas seasons provide color for traditional campus yuletide • Quarter of students hold self-help jobs • Matmen strive to better last year\u27s good record • Evans, Duncan triumph in field hockey tourney • Statistics register grid strong points for current season • Baker\u27s bums bow to Snell\u27s belles in annual meeting • Bears win first 59-30 over crusader squad • Practice games set to launch campus basketball schedule • Pattison to captain \u2749 swimming team in tough schedule • Jayvee team opens season with victory • Ursinus establishes new disposal plant • Chess men reach deadlock in third Lansdale match • Glenwood-Lynnewood leads in interdorm hockey racehttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1579/thumbnail.jp