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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1967
Page
5
BILL McINNIS argues standardized tests shape who enters and leaves academia. From PSATs to GREs and National Teachers Exams, the system pressures students, raises questions about validity, and prompts debate on how well tests measure true ability.
Youth Beat analyzes popular teen careers with data on nursing teaching and medicine. It outlines training needs, starting pay from 3 500 to 6 500, and the lifelong commitment of doctors, plus guidance on a 424 page Career Opportunities book from New York Life Insurance. A teen hotline in Merrick and Belmore offers confidential help.
Readers ask what academic freedom means for students and which actions qualify as its violations. Notable cases include Norman Marshall's beard led registration ban at Richmond Professional Institute, Dieffenderfer's grade dispute at the University of Colorado, Hawker suspensions at Monmouth College, and HUAC subpoenas tainting student lists at Michigan and Berkeley. The debate also covers campus publications, censorship of student writing, and rights to protest.
The Mobil Economy Run moves 42 American built cars from Los Angeles to Detroit over 3000 miles. Drivers share cars with co drivers while USAC observers enforce rules. Began Tuesday and ends tomorrow, with focus on real showroom efficiency rather than marketing gimmicks.
USAC seals and opens engine blocks for a run with Mobil restricting ringers. Art Rene notes cars are shipped by Mobil dealers from Oregon. He says manufacturers do not know what is bought until disclosed. A Lincoln Continental averaged 22.5 mpg in a run and 65 mpg in a Pan American Race.
The winter quarter list includes 79 students from Guilford Randolph and Davidson counties earning Dean's List honors. Notable names include Margaretia Ty Russell and Nancy Ty Russell from High Point, with others such as Kathleen Gray Atkins Brenda Kay Bain Agnes Beeson and more. Menden Hall’s ROTC student Gordon Mendenhall moves to private first class at Gordon Military College.
Jopson lists Gilbert Youth Research and Mamas & Papas with dedicated love ballad. Turtles drop to second while James & the Shondells rise to third with I Think We're Alone Now. Nancy and Frank Sinatra duet potential SOMETHIN STUPID. Monkees A Little Bit Me A Little Bit You aims for third straight hit. Promising debuts from Harpers Bizarre 59th Street Bridge Song. Dusty Springfield hoped to rebound with I’ll Try Anything. Western Union teased by Five Americans. Be Beggin’ Pick Hit of the Week.
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