Col students favor business as top major nationwide
NEW YORK United Press International reports a nationwide study by the American Council on Education shows business is the leading major for undergraduates, with about 19 percent of freshmen choosing it. Deans note strong demand for MBAs and salaries rising, while firms show growing openness to women and Black graduates despite lingering biases.
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New York
UPI
American Council On Education
Lassmen
Graduate Schools of Business
William Flewellyn
University Georgia Business School
John Hennessey
Dartmouth
Tuck School of Business
Northwestern University
Frank Endicott
Endicott
College Placement Council
American Assembly of Collegiate Business Schools
William Dill
New York University
Graduate School of Business
Assembly
Zodiac Daily Forecast Snags and Subtleties
The column lists zodiac signs and brief guidance for Virgo Libra and Pisces. Virgo cautions against dodging duties. Libra notes both sides have points even in disagreement. Pisces suggests overreacting to small matters and to keep perspective.
Car Motorcycle Crash Injures One Man in Columbus
At about 5 30 p m Friday a car motorcycle crash at 48th Avenue and 30th Street sent motorcycle rider Johnny Frost of Columbus to Columbus Community Hospital with a broken leg. Don Miller of Columbus was uninjured. Damage totaled 550 dollars.
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48Th Avenue
30Th Street
Johnny Frost
Columbus
Columbus Community Hospital
Don Miller
Larry Seawall
Walter Wardeman
Jack and Jill Friday
Earl May Garden Center
Earl Watts
Osceola
Gwendolyn James
Lindsay
15Th Street
33Rd Avenue
Jerry Cech
Schuyler
Timothy Columbus
Henke
13Th Street
25Th Avenue
Cheryl Tsiguloff
Lyle Wyatt
Short club bidding explained in bridge column
A bridge article discusses the short club bid, its history and practical use. Oswald and Jim explain why one clubs may be used with a five card hand, clarify non forcing nature, and compare historical and modern bidding approaches. Nebraska Highway Safety Program appears in the closing note.
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Oswald
South
Nny
North
Jim
Bipolar Skua Mystery Baffles Ornithologists
Washington UPI report notes South Polar skuas breed in Antarctica then migrate 9000 miles to Arctic wastes. A banded bird tagged January 1975 off Antarctica was found six months later in Greenland, cited as strongest evidence of bipolar migration. The piece humorously explores instincts and possible influences.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Skua
Antarctica
Arctic
Cea
Antarctic Peninsula
Greenland
Pole
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Columbus Telegram
Columbus, Nebraska
Earl Cheit
University of California At Berkeley
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Taurus
Gemini
Virgo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
National Institutes of Health
Mohr Heating & Air Conditioning
Bridge Short
EAST
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Nebraska Highway Safety Program
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South Polar
North Pole
Antarctic
Nebraska
National
al Pe
Pot Ravert Eer
Our
Good Mey
Cowboys & Indians
Fantastik Spray
Good
Aurora
Hood
Our Reg
Len
Ravecee
Kmart
Mawreee
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