A Study of Youth Needs And Services in Dallas, Texas 2
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She feels a great need of additional libraries and group viork activities.
Sunday is the only day that she can spend with her husband, so she takes no part in any religious activities. Because she has very few friends and none who belong to clubs or organizations, she takes no part in such programs but evidently feels an undefined need in this direction, since she adds, "I'd give anything to belong. I don't know anybody or how much it is, or what I would want to do".
Recreation, with supervisio...n and leadership, would help to keep young people out of trouble, she says, but the schools should not be used for this purpose.
Referring to present recreational opportunities, she comments, "Everything you do costs two dollars an evening. If there was some- thing you could do that would be decent and wiiere you could meet people. So many people live in small apartments and cannot entertain in hames. They have to rent out all the rooms, and girls have to sit in cars to entertain friends. The only places people can afford to go and dance are just dumps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She feels a great need of additional libraries and group viork activities.
Sunday is the only day that she can spend with her husband, so she takes no part in any religious activities. Because she has very few friends and none who belong to clubs or organizations, she takes no part in such programs but evidently feels an undefined need in this direction, since she adds, "I'd give anything to belong. I don't know anybody or how much it is, or what I would want to do".
Recreation, with supervisio...n and leadership, would help to keep young people out of trouble, she says, but the schools should not be used for this purpose.
Referring to present recreational opportunities, she comments, "Everything you do costs two dollars an evening. If there was some- thing you could do that would be decent and wiiere you could meet people. So many people live in small apartments and cannot entertain in hames. They have to rent out all the rooms, and girls have to sit in cars to entertain friends. The only places people can afford to go and dance are just dumps.
What to read after A Study of Youth Needs And Services in Dallas, Texas 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robertson, Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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