The Sheepskin Psychosis critique of higher education
The article reviews John Keats's book The Sheepskin Psychosis arguing that the college diploma has become a mania in society. It questions whether college truly signifies knowledge or just a job prerequisite, contrasting education with vocational training and urging readers to rethink conformity and the value of higher education.
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Frisco Nurses Approve Emergency Pay Hike End Sick Leave Strike
In San Francisco civil service nurses voted 347 to 104 to accept a state emergency pay hike proposal, ending a day long sick leave strike that reduced patient load at three city hospitals. The action came Tuesday night, restoring some staffing levels across the facilities.
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UPI
Civil Service
DoD Identifies Texan Among 21 Killed in Vietnam
The Department of Defense reports Staff Sgt. Donald F. Gibson of Dallas was among 21 U S servicemen killed in action in Vietnam. He was husband of Mrs Jennie Gibson.
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Death Edict in Athens Court Sentence Upheld
A Greek military court on Tuesday commuted the death verdict in a high profile case. The ruling, reported by UPI, upheld a sentence amid ongoing appeals, with details regarding the defendant's identity and charges noted but not fully disclosed.
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Athens
UPI
Connally Sees Agriculture as Texas Backbone
Gov John Connally warned before the Texas Agricultural Extension Service conference at Texas A&M that farmers must obtain fair profits or Texas will face serious economic harm. He urged boosting agricultural education and securing adequate water to meet farmer needs, stressing that agriculture is the backbone of the state’s economy.
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UPI
John Connally
Texas
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m
Connally
Draft defier sentenced to four years six months in prison
Christos Kazanis aged 22 received four years and six months imprisonment for refusing to comply with a draft order. He had already served two years in jail for disobeying prior draft orders.
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