Graduates Reach for Grad School in 1962 Class
A survey by the placement office shows 44 percent of the class of 1962 pursued graduate study directly after graduation. About one third of graduate students work part time while studying, and 60 percent in full time programs work in fields related to their undergraduate majors. Humanities and social sciences attract about three times as many as natural sciences. 36 percent of full time students attend professional schools. Education and law fields are prominent, with many graduates teaching in elementary or secondary schools.
Undergrad Journal Publishes Five Essays This Month
The second Undergraduate Journal will include five student essays such as Proteins and Population by Charlotte Snyder about fish flour and birth control, Troilus and Cressida: The Critics and the Characters by Paula Schwartz, Ethics and the Public Prosecutor by Martha Andes, The Emperor and the Historians by Elaine Golden Robison about Otto, and A Criticism of the Critic Empson's Alice by Elizabeth Smart Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Snyder
Cressida
Paula Schwartz
Martha Andes
Elaine Golden Robison
Otto
Empson
Elizabeth Smart Benton
Commedia Dell Arte Styled Play By Aldson Director
Aldson directs a modern commedia dellarte piece with a written script and songs by Daniel Paget. The piece blends Renaissance form with Elizabethan verbal conceits, using masks and stylized movement to evoke both high comedy and ritual tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldson
Daniel Paget
Mr. Kaminsky
Mr. Donaldson
McReynolds Urges Resistance Against All Shelter Programs
David McReynolds, Field Secretary of the War Resisters League, condemns fallout shelters saying they do not save lives and increase the risk of total annihilation. He urged resistance to all shelter programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McReynolds
David McReynolds
War Resistors’ League
Shelter program debate and nuclear strategy discussed
An Idaho address covers loyalty laws and the impact on foreign scholars at the University of Idaho. A later talk by Mr. McReynolds critiques deep underground shelters, arguing they self perpetuate nuclear war plans, inflate costs, and dull public acceptance of grim realities.
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University of Idaho
Idaho
McReynolds
Mr. McReynolds
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