The Class of 1967 Graduates and a Turbulent World
The Associated Press surveys colleges from Michigan State to Colby College to gauge the class of 1967. Graduates face wealth and woe as the protest generation, labeled by critics, shapes future politics and business. Campus dissent proves influential beyond its numbers.
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Detroit
Wayne State University
Texas Christian University
Penn State
Daily Collegian
Michigan State University
Associated Press
Michigan State
Colby College
Maine
America
Picayune
Ohio State Rotc
J. D. Williams
University of Utah
Margaret Larsen
Salt Lake City
AP Newsfeatures
Earring Fashions of the Jet Age Sweep In
The piece surveys 1967 earring styles from geometric and neon designs to pierced looks. It notes safety concerns and amateur piercing methods, plus professional guidance on piercing angles and aftercare. It also highlights student views on Vietnam era activism and graduation priorities.
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Pat Herlevic
World Sunday features campus stance on judgment and freedom
The piece surveys college seniors at Colby Michigan State Gorham State College and others who embrace live and let live attitudes toward behavior. They resist moral policing and view sex and drugs through permissive, pragmatic lenses, noting libertarian trends in their generation.
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Pamela Daviau
Massachusetts
Mount Holyoke
Robert Dickeson
University of Missouri
View College
Vietnam
University of California At Berkeley
Utah University
Rhode Island College
Ian Robertson
Colby
Davida Trochtengerg
Miss Trochtengerg
Maxwell D. Taylor
Thom Rippen
Colby College
Jim Graham
Michigan State
Nuernberg
Gil Peach
MSU
University Christian Movement
June
Andy Mollison
Mollison
Gorham State College
Maine
Howard L. Koonce
Koonce
Huckleberry Finn
Huck
Steve Carpenter
Carpenter
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