Summer Jobs Abroad Offer For Students
International programs ISTC and ISIS announce a 1966 Summer Jobs Abroad intake. About 400 to 500 students from the United States and Canada will be accepted. Participants can work for up to six months in categories from camp counseling to office and resort hotel work across English, French, German, and other language regions.
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Playboy Opinion Survey on Civil Rights Sends Mixed Signals
Playboy College Opinion Survey from 200 campuses finds students mostly oppose civil disobedience and school bussing to achieve integration while backing federal legislation to prevent jury discrimination. Faculty views lean more pro civil rights but echo concerns on leadership effectiveness and tactics across regions.
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Colleges debate students guiding morality at national confab
At a Chicago conference, educators argued over the university role in shaping student values. Fred M Hechinger urged student participation and intellectual freedom, while Helen No Dean of Students urged reasonable restrictions and freer inquiry beyond old norms.
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