NAEB Newsletter (Nov 1944)

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NAEB NEWS LETTER...........Page 6 . ... ... November l # 1944 About 85 per cent of the homes, Tyler said, probably would be equippeo with COMBINATION AM-FM RECEIVING SETS, AND ONLY 20 PER CENT OF THE HOMES COULD AFFORD TELEVISION RECEIVERS. These predictions are based on the hope, he says, that prosperity will FOLLOW THE WAR* If A DECLINING ECONOMY IMPOVERISHES THE NATION, HE ADDED, THE DEVELOPMENT OF RADIO WILL BE ARRESTED—COMMERCIALLY AND EDUCATIONALLY-, President Clarence Dykstra of the University of Vi scons in was another FEATUREO SPEAKER AT THE CONFERENCE. He DECLARED THAT RADIO HAD AN IMPORTANT MISSION TO FULFILL AFTER THE WAR IN BRINGING EDUCATION TO THE MASSESo IN THE FIELD OF ADULT EDUCATION, DyKSTRA SAID, RADIO CAN BRING A FULLER UNDERSTANDING AMONG THE PEOPLES AND NATIONS OF THE WORLD TO PREVENT ANOTHER GREAT WAR. W I L L LISTS NEW PROGRAMS For ARMCHAIR STUDENTS, FOUR UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS COURSES WILL BE BROAD¬ CAST DIRECT FROM CLASSROOMS THIS SEMESTER 3Y THE UNIVERSITY^ NON-COMMER¬ CIAL RADIO STATION, WILL (580 KC.), JOS. F. Wright, STATION DIRECTOR, HAS ANNOUNCED. Marketing organization and operation will be discussed by Prof. P. 0, Converse at 8 a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Animal hygiene, GIVING ATTENTION TO THE PREVENTION OF INFECTIOUS, CONTAGIOUS, PARASITIC, AND NUTRITIONAL OISEASES IN ANIMALS, WILL BE DISCUSSED BY PROF. ROBERT Graham and others at II a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. A NON-TECHNICAL DISCUSSION OF THE LIFE OF INSECTS AND THEIR IMPORTANCE TO MAN WILL BE PRESENTED AT 2 P.M. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS BY PROF. Walter Balduf, a fourth course, on the History of England, will be PRESENTED BY PROF. F. C. D|£TZ. A NEW PROGRAM SERIES "JUST ABOUT Music" DISCUSSING ELEMENTS IN MUSIC, MOODS IN MUSIC, AND INSTRUMENTS OF THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, WILL BE PRE¬ SENTED BY LaNSON F, OEMMING, DIRECTOR OF ?*IUSIC FOR WILL, AT 2 P.M. EVERY Friday. Also new is a 15-minute program on "Interpretation of Literature" to be PRESENTED AT 9:15 A.M. ALTERNATE THURSDAYS BY STUDENTS IN Mrs. OLIVE Goldman’s class. A THIRD NEW PROGRAM IS "SpEAKING AND WrUING" TO BE PRESENTED BY TEACHERS AND STUDENTS IN THE COURSES OF VERBAL EXPRESSION OF THE D| VI SION OF General Studies at 4 p.m. Thursdays. N.V.C* BOARD OF EDUCATION ARRANGE RADIO SCHEDULE Twelve new series of educational programs in cooperation with the Board of Education, ranging in subject matter from news interpretation for the VERY YOUNG TO REVIVALS OF OUTSTANDING RADIO DRAMAS, HAD THEIR P REM 1 ERE BROADCAST OVER THE MUNICIPAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM DURING THE WEEK OF October 55. The comprehensive "Education by Radio" program of the H.Y.C. Board of Education, follows: