Restless Turbulence On Campuses Yet Students Remain Earnest
A lengthy special report by Roger W. Heyns, chancellor of UC Berkeley, examines the current college generation. He notes most students are well prepared, serious, and focused on academics, with less active extracurricular life and rising private, individualized pursuits. The Viet Nam era, civil rights struggles, and campus debates shape intense, sometimes militant campus politics while many students seek meaningful engagement through reform and education beyond the bachelor’s degree.
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Two Marines and Scout Dogs Win Purple Hearts in Viet Nam
In Da Nang and surrounding bases, thirty German Shepherd scout dogs serve with U S Marines patrolling Viet Cong terrain. Two dogs Lad and Big Duke earned Purple Hearts from shrapnel injuries. The unit, led by sergeants Ardine and Oliver, notes dogs warn and track at night, endure heat, and help detect enemies in caves and tunnels.
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