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"<'3AN FRANCISCO (AP) —

*. A’competitive, restless child

who bolts his food shows

,, signs of behavior that may
‘fo ° Be chances of heart

said recently,
“It is highly probable that
certain and be-

havior traits that oceur {1

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competitive Type A behavior
|, Inked to heart disease in
adults also seems ‘linked to
slx-per-cent higher choles-
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Exams... testing of a te

MARKING examination
papers brings out the best
and the worst in a teacher.
Any tomfool can set an ex-
amination. Any other idiot
can write the thing, But
marking the , oF
more often unfinished pro-
‘duct is something else,

: Insome ways, masking ex-
ams is the absolute anus of
the sometimes creative

of teaching. It Is to the

” ‘teacher what an over-flowed

toilet is to the plumber.
Normally, a plumber’s life
is a fairly happy one.
Whanging away at pipes.
Cursing gaily as he tries to
unscrew a rusted nut. Drop-
ping a dirty great wrench on
the customer's new tile floor.
And. writing out a whacking
+ great bill at $14 an hour,

plus parts which must be
made of 24-carat gold. On
the whole, a satisfactory,
fulfilling life. j

It’s the same with teachers.
You seldom sce a teacher
who is not smiling, except
between the first of
September and the end of
June.

They too have their little
Joys in everday Ife: bullying

ing venomously about cal-
teagues who are having more
fun than they; happily whin-
ing about being underpaid
and over-worked; thanking
God that It's Friday. A
challenging life of dedication
and idealism.

But both parties have one
craw in their ointment, or fly

vA a wa
Bill Smiley

in their throat, or whatever
you callit.

‘When a plumber walks in,

tubber-booted, and faces a
floor covered with water,
sanitary napkins, toilet
tissue, and semi-dissolved
feces, his normally serene
mien becomes one of stony
stoicism,

And when a_ teacher
finishes a term at school,
utterly exhausted, empty of
ideals, drained of dedication,

+ and faces the marking of
‘- :

Z Your Stars

_/

ARIES:(March 21-April
4} = You can gain the
answers to important ques-
tions early in the week,
you have cou

ready to play an old
ame in a new, highly pro-
luctive way.

ke an effort to leave
behind habits that lead to
gal effort.
GEMINI:(May 24-June 8)
<= Obtain information neces-
sary to your success before
you begin to get your newest
roject off the ground. (June
'-June 20) -- If you will turn
your attention to one who
can and is willing to manage
your affairs, you will both
succeed by week’s end.
CANCER:(June 21-July
7) -- Anger early in the
week may set you off in the
wrong direction, Make an
effort to “cool it’ by mid-
week, (July 8-July 22) -- Use

your powers of persuasion to
gain the support you need to
ject off the

ready to make promises, but
only when and where you
can succeed in them.
VIRGO:(Aug. 23-!
This is an o
week for the Virgo who is

* ready to,see the world lost

ou dese!

ences,
LIBRA:(Sept. 23-Oct. 7) -
+ Look closely at the whole

financial picture before you:

al rapt to make decisions
regarding minor as}
it. (Oct. 8-Oct. 22) -- This isa
week when income may
eatch up with necessary
expenditures. If so, count
your blessings -- and go on!
SCORPIO:(Oct. 23-Nov.
7) -- Keep friendshtps pla-
i what's

tion, othera may see as pure
stubbornness. Make an
effort to comply with anoth-
er's wishes.
SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 22-

take
else this week. Children
prove themselves a source
of joy. (Dec, 8-Dec. 21)

What looks exciting about
romance may
the reverse. Try to keep
your wits about you even as

ye

your
tion'to the results. (Aug. 8-
‘Aug. 22) -- Romance makes
this a good week for you. Be

you give your heart,
(Dec. 22-
Jan. 8) -- Active involve-

Bent. 7
rent 7) Ji

rove to be.

ment in enterprises for your
own gratification pay off
handsomely. Don't a
“atick-in-the-mud.”

jan. 19) -- weel
be filled with fun and
romance, If you would allow

ourself to relax, Let your -

air down!

AQUARIUS: (Jan. 20-Feb.
3) -- Stick close to home this
. week if you expect to gain
an advantage over the oppo
sition. Parents provide
clues, (Feb. 4-Feb. 18) --
Those you. least expect to
help you with material or
moral support come to your
ald now. Be ready to move!

PISCES:(Feb. 16-March
5) Reduce .whatever
household chores you can.
This is a week for women to
excel and for men to move
ahead. Go! (March 6-March
20) Any heart-to-heart
talks may be transformed
by humor into intellectual
free-for-alls. Enjoy being
“smart.”

en

about 180 exam papers, his
normally congenital expres-
sion turns into something
resembling the agony ex-
pressed in @ cheap reproduc-
tion of the Crucifixion.

with both arms full of exam

papers, as the English
teacher.
This year, | sat in some-

thing resembling a white
man’s {gloo, and marked m3

were simply

hers were des-
erate, seeking any port ina
storm, Some had a clue, but
couldn't solve the case, And

original mind at work.

I mentioned the chore as
bringing out the best and the
worst in the harassed
pedagogue, pecring, pencil-
ling, pouting over the papers.

One becomes a philoso-
pher: “Oh, well, whet the

, hell? We can’t all be brain

surgeons,’ after reading the
efforts of one who has pro-
fessed the desire for such a
profession, and spells it
“brain surjen.”*

¢ becomes a_philan-
thropist; “‘He’s  flunking
badly. But he did clean the
blackboards and plug in the

~ See Pages” |

Are you spending your time or investing it?

acher

man’s business because

there's nowhere cise ta £.0, 50

T'll give him 10 marks fer co-

operation and attitude.

‘That'll please the Gui
iment.””

. _ Occasionally, coe is ex
chanted. One of those stu-
dents who is a wall-flower in

class, obvicusly shy, hiding

has

All in all, an enriching ex-
perience, giving the marker a
good look at a good cross-
section of youngsters, a few

good laughs, some self-
doubts, a certain humility.

Franklinton,

Type A behavior includes
reatlessness, tension, hostil-
ity and “an overdeveloped

sense of time urgency,” sald

Dr, W.B. Kannel, '

‘The LSU study may show
that patterns of heart disease
formed in childhood by diet,
smoking, behavior and other
factors become self-austain-
ing {n adults, even when the
childhood causes seem to dis
appear, Kannel sald,

Coronary heart disease fs a
complication of atheroscler-
oals, the long-term bulldup of
fatty ‘substances on blood
vessel walls, which narrows
the blood passages and in-
creases pressure on the

heart.

Among tho factors blamed
for causing the problem are
smoking, high blood pres-
sure, high blood cholesterol,
physical jnactlvity and ob-
ealty, although researchers
argue about which are most
significant,

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