Worry Clinic Examines Socialism On College Campuses
In a Rotary luncheon discussion Dr Crane notes a trend toward socialism among college professors. He recalls a classmate who chose graduate school over the firing line of earned income and questions why funded fellowships stem from successful business, while professors later critique free enterprise. Sour grapes and envy, he argues, fuel socialist thinking as professors forget they benefited from the profits of the system they critique.
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Carpeting Also A School Issue
Washington reports growth in U.S. students from 28.66 million to 48.3 million, driving a $4.2 billion 1963 school construction boom and prompting districts to add carpeting amid debates over cost and practicality. Appleton boards shifted plans to carpet six rooms, cost $5400 versus $800 for tile in a $1.8 million junior high project.
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Public housing costs under study in U S
UPI reports the federal push to cut costs for low income housing. Innovations include pre cast room sized concrete modules and high rise designs under demonstrations in 32 sites. Efforts aim to trim land borrowing and construction expenses while keeping subsidies affordable. Pratt Institute architects work on a high rise design.
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