New Career Centers Help Break Mold in Colleges
The piece reports on growing use of alternate vocation services at colleges led by Jack Shingleton at Michigan and similar programs at Oberlin and Harvard. It notes student desire for personal satisfaction over traditional Establishment careers, with examples of jobs in social work, counseling, farming and underground writing. The movement stems from Vocations for Social Change origins and aims to meet diverse student needs beyond corporate paths.
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Richard Blystone
Duke Associated Press
Harvard
Washington State
Ice
Kennedy
Shingleton
Oberlin
Canada
Colimo
Michigan
North
Carolina
Jack Shingleton
University of Michigan
Washington
Andene Shingleton
Canyon
Calif
America
Robert J. Ginn
Divinity
Ginn
Gina
Seiantingone
Interfaith magazine sales scheme called dubious venture
A UPI religious writer reviews a promotional drive linking three faith-based journals to doctors and other professionals. For 13.76 a year members receive subscriptions and seals to display, framed as a program for interfaith understanding but criticized as prying at vanity and exploiting readers seeking status. The arrangement features New World Outlook, Catholic World, and Dimensions in American Judaism, with a brochure appealing to prestige and community leadership.
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Louis Cassels
UPI
Orous
Madison Avenue
Dubiows
New World Outlook
United| Methodist Church
United Presbyterian Church
Catholic World
The
Paulist Fathers
Dimensions
Union of American| Hebrew Congregations
War I Vets State Meeting Today
January meeting of the Veterans of World War I at Hodges Community Center noon. Potluck luncheon and business sessions. Plans for the 19th District Convention April 10 at Hodges Center. Reports on last weekend's state midwinter meeting in Big Spring. Mrs. Mary Forrest of Lubbock draped the charter in a memorial service. D. J. Irwin and Mrs. Ethel Bibby will preside.
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Plains Barracks
Auxiary
Hodges Community Center
4Ist
University
Lubbock Barracks
Big Spring
Mary Forrest
Lubbock
D. J. Irwin
Ethel Bibby
Rabbi Kahane's Harassment Sparks Jewish Outrage
New York AP reports massive Jewish disapproval of Rabbi Meir Kahane and his Jewish Defense League tactics harassing Soviet diplomats. Leaders warn such actions shift attention from Russian Jewish suffering and threaten broader peace, with protests planned tied to a Siberian dancers tour and a concert in New York.
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Ble
Humana Sattat Nenemanty
U.S
George W. Cornell
NEW York
Meir D. Kahane
Marc H. Tanenbaum
American Jewish Committee
Israel
Kahane
Jewish Defense League
Belinge
Arthur I Schneler
Interfaith Appeal of Conscience Foundation
Tanenbaum
Rabbi Schneier
Soviet Union
Bealf
Macy
Russia
Pahbi Kohane
United States
Rabbi Tanenbaum
Easter Sing-Out Plans Expand to Several Cities
A second annual Easter Sing-Out is scheduled at the auditorium with a conference and a program featuring hundreds of young participants from Labbock and neighboring cities. Organizers aim to showcase choral talent before the Easter holiday.
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Faith Auambly of God
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Church OF All Faiths
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American Ear
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