Opportunities Grow in Social Work Field for Graduates
Dr Ellen Winston of the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare notes new public service opportunities for college graduates in social work. Demand rises for bachelor and master level case workers, with state civil service exams, summer posts for undergraduates, educational leave, and scholarships. Many jobs require administrative and supervisory skills across families, seniors, disabled, and at risk youth.
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Ellen Winston
U. S. Department’ of Health, Education, and Welfare
Washington, D.C
Johnson
Meri
New York
Welfare Administration
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Washington, D. C
Editorial Board Walk on Campus Sidewalk Shame
The piece complains about a two year temporary walkway from the library to the 200 building at Tri State College. It urges the administration to fund a permanent sidewalk to improve safety and campus beauty in the coming spring quarter.
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Tri-State College
Slang and Social Work Notes From College Vocabularies
The piece surveys college slang reflecting changing language from California to Florida, naming terms like fink squid nerd tool and gink while contrasting institutions. It links social work careers to government exams and notes the mockery of student behavior and grades across campuses.
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Colorado College
Harvard
University of Florida
Jane
Bank
University of North Carolina
California
Florida
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University ‘of Texas
Flankenstein
Washington, D. C
Chicago
University of Texas
Rise in College Costs Across Private and Public Schools
The Office of Education reports tuition and fees rose 5.1 percent at private colleges and 4.2 percent at publicly supported institutions for the academic year ended last June. Midpoints show private men 1399 dollars, women 1425. public state residents men 790, women 784. out-of-state men 1084, women 1042. Total yearly cost exceeded basic charges by about 500 to 600 dollars once textbooks, transport, laundry, and recreation are added. Some private colleges charge over 1600 dollars for tuition alone, with some reaching 1800 or more.
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U.S
Tate
Office of Education
Heatniks and coeds chase Sam-sex appeal in slang
fragmentary lines describe Heatniks and coeds seeking appeal, with dubious slang about boys, bugs, and romantic cues. It notes phrases like whip by an ugly stick and mutual attraction described through terms such as huggy bear and kissy face, in a slang context.
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Heatniks