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Micronesians Complete Nursing Training
Daniel Castro and Guadalupe Reyes from Saipan, John Edwards, Isao Frank and Brenda Lonno from Ponape, Bungka Maypas from Truk, and Roberta Ngangetran receive their diplomas from two years of nursing school
College Admission
College admission to the College of Guam is now open for high school graduates and exchange students; this is for first time students only. Deadline to apply is January 14th, 1965
Officers Chosen
The Education Society of the College of Guam has new officers: Wilfred Aflague, president; Stanley Gauss, vice-president; Darnell Martin, secretary; and Albert San Agustin, treasurer
Air Force Community Weekly
This week’s, November 14th, 1964, Air Force Community Weekly: VIP’s Touring Pacific, a group of ranking Air Force Personnel will visit Andersen Air Force Base to investigate their living and working conditions – special assistant for manpower and…
Students Departing for Stateside Schools
Ronald Quidachay, Peter Hammond, Bob Hammond, Sue Compton, Rusty Turnbull, Dorie Gleason, Russel Johnson, Bill Harding, Valerie Thue, Nicky Holzchuh, Greg Holbrook, and Paul Shintaku will be attending higher education off island at various…
What Is in the Future for Teenagers
An article by Damian B. Borja. Borja writes on life for teenagers after high school, particularly employment opportunities and wages with and without a high school diploma and or a college degree
At the College of Guam Photo 3
IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN – DELLA SCHELL a 12-children grandmother, is a College of Guam education-major. Mrs. Schell, admitting to being ‘past 21,’ says, ‘The College of Guam is wonderful. I got a late start but I’m determined to get a degree.’…
Education Equals English?
An article by Editor Marjorie E. Smith. Editor Smith discusses how American English is seen with a higher respect as opposed to other languages in the Western Pacific. Despite the fluidity of a speaker of languages from the Western Pacific, at the…
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I Asaguan Lanchera
A CHamoru short story about a lancheru, or rancher, his wife, and their secret of finding treasure on their farm, followed by an activity portion