Radio TV not all glamour by Marilyn Bain
Louie Busch, Barnard 1966 graduate, now NBC News coordinator of News Information Services, discusses starting a production company and the path for women in radio and TV. She advises typing and shorthand, secretarial work, small initial jobs, long dedication, and timing, noting experience at WKECR and college training aid career.
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Marilyn Bain
Louie Busch
Barnard
NBC News
Miss Busch
WKECR
Miss Basch
Louie Bach
Summer Job Market Tight For 68
Barnard's Margaret Korchinak reports the 1968 summer job market is tight due to fewer federal funds and a shift to war spending. Large cities offer diversity but heavy competition. internships in social work science and government are affected. About 70 percent of Barnard students held summer work last year with averages around $71 per week. The Barnard Placement Office will provide resources, forms, and resume help to expand opportunities and encourage perseverance and ingenuity.
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Margaret Korchnak
Barnard
Barbara Collins
New York
Washington
Boston
San Francisco
Vietnam
Congress
Collins
Biles
No Excuse For Senior Scare Placement At Barnard
Barnard’s placement director Jane A. Schwartz argues there is no excuse for a graduating student to fear career prospects. The office offers extensive resources, including a job library, résumé portfolios, and access to recruiters from over 250 companies. A 1966 survey shows 47 percent pursued graduate studies while 40 percent entered work, in fields from teaching and publishing to government and nonprofit agencies.
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Jackie Taner
Barnard
Jane A. Schwartz
Barvard
United Nations
Speculations On Grad School Admissions At Columbia
Dean George Fraenkel outlines how the new Selective Service directive affects Columbia Graduate School admissions. Two groups receive leaves or deferred registration, while overall admission standards stay steady. Robey notes 2300 applications, 30 percent above last year, with science faculties facing funding and enrollment shifts due to federal grants and draft policy.
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Shey
Columbia Graduate School
George K. Fraenkel
Richard C. Robey
Dean Robey
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Glamour
Jackson Laboratory
Maine
Robey
Secod
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