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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1971

Page

6

Record sign up swells for chemistry course at Berkeley

AT BERKELEY MORE THAN 1 600 freshmen enrolled in a single chemistry class. Prof Samuel Markowitz says the class is bursting at the seams as the department adds three lecture sessions and makes shift laboratories to cope. He sees this surge signaling a shift from humanities to physical and biological sciences and environmental preservation related fields.

Markowitz

College degree loses value but still boosts the good life

A Carnegie Commission study asserts college education yields lower dollar returns than before yet improves life quality. It finds graduates earn more and hold better jobs, vote more, read more, and lean liberal, with greater openness, tolerance, and civic participation across generations.

Washington Tm Carnegie Commission On Higher Education

Mead suggests incest taboo extended to workplace relations

Margaret Mead argues that incest taboo should govern interactions between men and women who work together. She says family rules foster secure, happy children and that as women gain equality, social rules must adapt. She envisions mixed age communities, fewer nuclear families, and less isolation to reduce insecurity.

Margaret Mead Diane Curtis San Francisco UPI Dr. Mead

Stanford pro back professor defends colleague

Stanford University medicine chairman Halsted Holman argues radical professor H. Bruce Franklin should not be fired over a disrupted Lodge speech. Holman, writing in the student paper Hat, says the disruption was in concert with Nuremberg principles, presenting a potential defense as Franklin faces dismissal charges from President Richard Lyman.

Stanford UPI Stanford University Department of Medicine H. Bruce Franklin Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge Franklin Richard Lyman

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