Admissions Problem Is a Growing One
The article outlines a looming surge in college entrants from 827,000 freshmen last year to an estimated 1.3 to 1.4 million by 1965, sparking debate among seven educators on admission procedures. Views diverge on testing, quotas, and how selective colleges will remain as demand climbs.
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Washington
Robert J. Havighurst
University of Chicago
J. W. Getzels
Atlantic City
N. J
George B. Smith
University of Kansas
Kansas
T. R. McConnell
University of California
McConnell
Robbery Suspect Flees Candy Shop After Theft
Evelyn Kefalions a New York candy shop clerk said she had been robbed many times before and when a suspicious customer entered she hid in the back room. She returned to find $125 missing from the cash register.
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New York
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Snobs Insured Against Social Hazard at Royal Ascot
A British magazine reports that would be Ascot first timers can insure themselves against the social hazard of attending the race meeting. The UPI dispatch notes the trend as part of social commentary on high society behavior.
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London
UPI
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