Franconia College trials admission system in New Hampshire
Franconia College in New Hampshire experiments with a new admission system designed to let a student start clean. A neutral consultant reviews applications privately and only notifies officials if an extreme problem exists. Students visit, live in dorms, and may attend classes before deciding to enroll, after which automatic admission occurs.
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Collegiate
Franconia
New Hampshire
Boston
Brandeis University
Cipolla elected Sigma Epsilon officers for spring term
Last week the Sigma Epsilon Society held its final meeting of the year electing officers for the spring term. New officers are President Joe Cipolla first vice president Richard Brewer second vice president Rod Mocherman treasurer Dave Ehler and secretary Larry Sunday. A quarterly banquet at Hamilton House awarded members with good membership shingles and a gold key to Richard Brewer. Professor Champion thanked the members and praised the outgoing advisor. The new advisor for the next two quarters will be Dr McElhissey dean of the business school.
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Sigma Epsilon
Richard Brewer
Joe Cipolla
Rod ‘Mockeyman
Dave Ehler
Larry Sunday
Sigma. Epsilon Society
Hamilton House
Gene
DeBartola
Rod Mocherman
Ken Shuttleworth
Ralph Stitt
Don Jenner
Jim Hancock
Kingsly
Hunger
Ron Gerard
Professor Champion
The
Sigma Epsilon Society
McElhissey
Advance Schools Of Business Act Opens In England
Britain welcomes its first advanced business school in Manchester with 16 students, modeled after Harvard Business School. A London campus is planned this year with enrollment projected to reach 400 by 1972. Manchester offers a 12 week course totaling 400 hours of instruction and group activity for executives from major British companies at a tuition of 600 pounds.
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Britain
Manchester
London
Harvard
Graduate School of Business
Federal Jobs Open in Indiana Seeks 100 Open Positions
Indiana offers about 100 federal career openings across agencies in fields such as tax collection personnel administration electronic data processing accounting analysis investigation social security and psychology. Applicants must take the Federal Service Entrance Examination with tests on April 16 and possibly May and must apply by April 19 1966. Details available via college placement Civil Service offices post offices or the Chicago region of the U S Civil Service Commission. All applicants evaluated without regard to race religion national origin sex politics or other nonmerit factors.
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Indiana
Civil Service
U.S. Civil Service’ Commission
Chicago
Ilinois
Mechs Elect New Officers for Spring Term
On March 2 1966 the Mechanical Engineering Society elected officers for the Spring term. Elected were Dean Schmidt President Peter Zimmerman VP David Raymond Secretary Robert Miller Treasurer Joseph Zumo Sgt at Arms. The first Spring term meeting is March 23 at 7 PM in room 104 of the library with officer introductions and a movie.
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The
Mechanical Engineering Society
Dean Schmidt
Peter Zimmerman
David Raymond
Robert “Miller
Joseph Zumo
Sgt. At Arms
Tri State College Women's Club Meeting Fashion Show
The Tri State College Women's Club holds a fashion show on Wednesday evening March 16 at eight in the Glamour Room of Rainbow Beauty Salon. Hostess chairwoman Mrs Kenneth Steele is assisted by Mrs Frank Schwab and others including Mrs Paul Eble Mrs Paul McElchiney Mrs Arthur Bush Mrs John Tressler and Mrs Ralph Martin. Club president Mrs L A Willig notes vice president Mrs J W McClellan is in charge.
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Tri-State College Women’s ‘Club
Marely
of the
Rainbow Beauty
Kenneth Steele
Frank Schwab
Paul Eble
Paul McElchiney
Arthur’ Bush
John Tressler
Ralph Martin
L. A. Willig
J. W McClellan
Experimenter Uses LSD To Restore Nervous System Performance
A Minnesota medical doctor leads a supervised trial using LSD to affect brain function in volunteers under strict medical checks and advisory committee approval. The study aims to model how impulses in mentally ill brains are managed, with safety measures to prevent harm.
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Minneapolis
Marrazzi
UM. College of Medical Science
Time
Harvard
Boston
Walsh
Amr
Strike at campus continues amid faculty student clash
Langford described a campus strike that followed earlier faculty student meetings that yielded only promises. Students sought respect and more responsibility from the total faculty and administration. Administrators called the strike unnecessary, while Langford organized and staged the action with students fully prepared to participate.
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Langford
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Robert “G. Greenway
the ‘College
Greenway
Clark's Barber Shop
AIR Conmisionee
Advance Schools of Business Act
England
Mechs
Women's
Club Jo
Hold
Dixie Restaurant
Maumee
By Harry Engel
Amedeo S. Marrazzi
Timothy’ ‘Leary
Richard Alpert
W. Gilmore
North
U.S
Redwood
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