Fierce Campus Interview Competition Among Students
Winston-Salem reports that during the late 1960s students flock to campus to secure interview slots as major companies interview on site. Mary Harrison, a UNC graduate who took an accounting post in international tax tuition, recalls the fierce scramble to get on interview lists and waiting hours for a chance.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Mary Harrison
University of North Carolina
Miss Harrison
Recruiters Say Campus Hiring Shifts Toward Serious Graduates
Interviewing across firms on campus highlights a tougher job market for graduates. Recruiters note improved preparation and commitment, with demand concentrated in accounting finance and engineering. Top MBAs expect 13k to 20k salaries and widespread offers, yet overall growth remains cautious.
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Louis
Simon
Old Worn Computers Give Youths New Job Skills
In Phoenix, Arizona, old worn-out computer systems are salvaged at Honeywell's reclamation center. Students disassemble the machines, earning high school credits and money while learning valuable job skills. The process yields thousands of electronic parts, miles of wire, and pounds of metal. An FDA proposal asks canners to print drained weight on labels, the weight of food without liquid, after processing.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Absolete
Honeywell
Reclamation Center
The
Food and Drug Administration
Single Women Capable of Purchasing a Home
Boston AP report quotes Jackson W. Goss of Investors Mortgage Insurance Co stating single women can buy homes with the same standards as men. Guidelines include steady employment, local residence, adequate income, and a clear financial statement. self employed applicants should show staying power. Down payment of at least 10 percent and mortgage payments capped at 25 percent of gross income.
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Boston
Jackson W. Goss
Investors Mortgage Insurance Co
Goss
Salk Advises On Fathers Rights In Child Custody
The author notes a shift toward fathers gaining equal consideration in custody and adoption. A resolution by the American Psychological Association’s Council of Representatives labels discrimination against fathers as scientifically baseless and a violation of human rights. It urges dissemination to the U S Supreme Court Chief Justice and the U S Attorney General.
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DR. Salk
MR. T.C
Council of Representatives
The
American Phychological Association
United States Supreme Court
United States
Athens Grange plans for Degree Day and Grange Week
Area Club News notes Athens Grange will participate in Grange Degree Day April 19 at Albany Grange Hall in preparation for Grange Week April 24 30. The Grange seeks legislation to boost family farmer productivity while keeping prices and farmer income stable. Activities include radio and TV shows open houses displays and community programs.
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Albany
Grange
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