College graduates question business as a career
An Associated Press survey of major colleges shows a vocal minority of students doubt business fulfills social aims. Critics say pursuing business risks a dull life and limited impact, while backers argue demographics and opportunities keep business strong with growing on campus recruiting and debates at Berkeley and other campuses.
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Associated Press
Lawrence Susskind
Columbia
New York City
University of Texas In
Austin
Princeton
Peter J. Kaminsky
West Orange
N. J
E. H. Cummings
Lafayette College
Easton
W. Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
Paul V. Grambsch
University of Minnesota
Berkeley
John Fox
Office of Graduate and Career Plans
Harvard
Hendersonville Man Linked to Gruesome 1966 Murders
A 32-year-old Hendersonville resident faces extradition from Fort Myers related to the unsolved mid 1966 killings of Charles Walter Glass and two others near Lake Summit in Henderson County. Police expect the suspect to name additional Henderson area participants while officials caution no warrants have been issued for others. The victims were found mutilated with voodoo ritual cues, and crutches belonging to a victim were found crossed near the scene.
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Charles Walter Glass
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Lake Summit
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Parham
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