Prime mover steps down from university admin post
A veteran administrator reflects on 17 years in charge at a university, noting youth culture, student power, changes driven by students, and the tension of balancing between us and them. He recalls key moments from 1957 to 1968 including student sit-ins, underground publishing, and civil rights lessons. He admits to fatigue and the ache of confrontations, yet respects student voices and the evolving campus. The interview ends with questions about his future shift to a scholar’s life.
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Lynn Parnell
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Berkeley
Craig Webb
Where to Class of 722 Where to Class of 722
Continued from page five. item presents routing guidance for graduates with emphasis on destinations. Names and locations are suggested but specifics are truncated. The brief notes indicate follow up in later pages for detailed directions and actions.
Career Counseling Key to Quality Graduates in Shifting Labor Market
A special report argues colleges must expand career counseling from high school onward, aligning student curricula with labor demand. Administrators should back placement offices as strongly as admissions, while society should value education beyond earnings. Insights from US universities, colleges, and officials highlight need for broader, non exploitative career guidance and flexibility.
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Department of Labor
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