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Concord Monitor from Concord, New Hampshire • 2

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Concord Monitori
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Concord, New Hampshire
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-I i '32 v' 1 II-- CONCORD MONITOR Papt 2Saturday May at lVt3 HC s- i A federal appeals court has upheld a rule that natory prohattorneys who live outside the statefrom Hampahirelaw practteing taw ta New Hampshire wasrefusedadmtaicnto the New Hampshire bar abqutit rals court (ram New two twoman molarity end wrote a 8815 knowfedgedthatnuuwiZmhareonedthere-I quirementa But feefustices added dtaemtingopinion hnotwbethera wiiue MM obviously feel that wrong the rationale not who live In a to be mure that im wit "jniwiM itmi iii mmw In a Z-l decision released yesterday the First Cfc because she didn't live cult Court of Appeal overturned a lower court's In the ruling ruling and declared New residency i fora qulremcnt constitutional New bdieve that principles of federalism require giving greater wet than dU the district court to the right of each state court to set bar standards in- more likely Chiding bar residency the juum wrote fected He mum of appeal" nuUiMri that he eiyiS care to wheto the SSd orandi ofeoch etafe may deocetaihestatek tejg pcojp are evtteaatty end uphetore the UA Supreme Court decide this question for itiolL as has been done as-a New Hampshire lawyer there is no rwpdrg- humrn amMIh viOmI in (tw and declared the to the fiownoa noted rfjw" are eventually at MeycraakU bMcontiacfed by lawyers (ram all over- LoughUn rated in (avor and dxlared the to the of the state to feel i Students Have Wild Habitats In The Picture EhrJANllcOOY Morifer 7 Never haveso many many aquatic byways GoocordlamaoiiejMen atone 8tace Aprflll students fa Joaone School biology class have been etekrtagtte natunlhabttatite and with boirawedUanudirs racking Uhgrfamdoneafoodjobef The winners of and 1500 prises will bt amounced nest month Dunlap and her dass are awattfam the results of fae of their pnriect aOnt off to National Education Assorts- taWakbtagtanMayll Dunlap who has taught at the fdtfd school for Uyeon deled the project withafaN pant from Eastman Kodak Os ttk National Education Association i part of'a Natter ers develop and Share lnstnirttnnal yjmypoo Diadap bought fflm fa IwpraM called Ecoloto fa i(y Town students maps and (kid trips toUhabika fake note of changes rveme effect of humans on the environment and docmnmtM all on film The daas was divided into afar groups of two or three students he first tufa ont Dunlap and company went to a wooded the edge 5 Northm Street Each ptmp took pictures rea an their aUotedraO of film When they got be film back the students glued thefr best photographs to porter board to tell the story qf what they saw fa the second trip each poim pkhed a different habitat choosing among rivestreams bikes forest field and city With the studentsagata put thefeeKBMons fa in photo pac Fto fiibmoe one rap studied the hafaltafa of the Men- il jamnumkntf JuMfan nf lAlVVINnilQPPMiin lf 1 OMBBim WW m-OUBim lOCalflBl AlpMf TOP BM pWipWi 01 1 Infilnl thtakthefads at thkpofat really Wlerstand what a flood ekknow for instance ana they haves much better unerstand-ofthekewnenvironnUwJmilspsah ogfdtothki khtoThese kids a ktef them come fa here and they don't like sehod and they like science and they Uka anything And if you can give them a positive experience Parting the jlogy test Ac fine words Ukehabitat flood ptaini esttenestitalanddtaiate had a terrible time with thingi like flood plain and tar reotriaL llany thought terrestrial was an alien flan outer qpaceLNsaidDiailap' r-i' After the field trips Dunlap tested the students again: theprefast the average score wasfa out of Ml On thepostfast was 71 The khk were flattered flat Dunlap had received MI da a secondary and SO werealrmded the faOOby Kodak telling me Dud WhetherornotahewfasDunlaphas ifiHiii har lAo fa Like tiw auUi cLus out lor a night on the fawn this amm mer -i -t What did she toam through the prefect? 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