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Ron Schmelzer sai<
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credit for because it is
A "significant pro
reading skills, accord
by offering non-credit
SLOWER READII
classrooms, Schmelz
students really desen
through because they
Students with subj
college textbooks, wh
grade level, Schmelze
'If studen
skills or it t<
to the readii
would stay i
The development c<
helD in choosine texts
according to the time
development, selectio
"Only a very smal
"Some departments
eleventh-grade level.'
"The departments
some students from
students could lean
student's reading leve
SCHMELZER SAII
the reading level of sti
or institute a program
Srhmpl7pr cnm
and misdirected textb
illiterate graduates."
"If students had le
more directed to the
school," he said. "Ins
frustrated."
Schmelzer said soi
college by "spending
"testwise."
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le for credit to train students in
tor of USC's Communication I
iing levels of college students a
he tenth- and eleventh-grade le
1 the center "has been pushin
reading is not something that a
, remedial.
portion"of students need insl
ing to Schmelzer. "We will go
reading courses next fall," he j
MG students can lower st
:er said. "Teachers give hi
/e,"he said. "Professors often
don't know how to help."
>ar-reading levels have proble:
ich on the average are writtei
r said.
ts had learned go*
ixtbooks were moi
ig level of the stui
n school.'
enter aids departments and s<
, Schmelzer said. The center e
needed for reading, cognitive
n and organization of content a
1 percent ask us to look at te
will not take a textbook if i
that don't look at reading le
learning the material," Schn
i more if textbooks were mc
si."
) departments should conduct
idents and then "either direct (
to rectify the reading problem
e of the problems with substam
ooks are "premature dropouts
earned good reading skills, or
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reading
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tents, they
hools that request
valuates textbooks
and effective skill
id the format used,
xtbooks," he said,
t goes beyond the
/els are excluding
lelzer said. "More
re directed to the
tests to determine
he text to that level
lard-reading levels
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pain for certain heart
ncis L. Abel, chairman of
rtment of Physiology, said,
periments with dogs, Abel
I alcohol has a temporary,
on the dilation of blood
! heart, making circulation
ned that most bodily organs
after careful anesthesia,
d except for the heart and
r to isolate the effects. The
?iven to the dogs was the
about two-and-a-half drinks
I man inone hour, Abel said,
ular heart condition that
t be used for is known as
>ris, characterized by a
oxygen going to the heart,
jring exercise. Abel emresearch
gives a possible
n relief for angina pectoris
i cure.
his 18-month study was
len he was studying the
other drug that contained
thought it might be fun to
e effects of alcohol," Abel
was once believed to be
>d for the heart, he added,
wanted to know was what
ict (of alcohol on the heart)
lid. "We can later study the
metabolic products of
;earch shows is that alcohol
an effect on the dilation of
in the heart," Abel said. "It
know the effect on men. I
t advocate everyone going
irinking," he said.
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