Average U S College Student Feels Generally Happy
Greenwich College Poll finds 73 percent of students say they are happy with 76 percent of coeds reporting happiness. Report notes across 87 campuses show postwar optimism, family background links, and varied parental happiness perceptions amid a nationwide study of college life.
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Greenwich
Conn
U. S
Ohio State
Princeton
Stanford
America
Greenwich College Research Center
Florida State
Volpe to divest stock, push mass transit agenda
Secretary-designate Volpe said he will sell all stock in his namesake construction firm to avoid conflicts of interest. His brother will become lead stockholder as Volpe backs expanded mass transit and high-speed rail programs.
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Washington
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Capital Press Corps
Nixon
Volpe
Things Too Casual For Canadians
A Vancouver couple reports a prowler in their motel room near Reno. The man grabbed the intruder, who fled as the clerk appeared indifferent and police were later called. The incident underscores coworkers lax attitude in a casual border area.
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Sparks
New
UPI
Reno
David R. McLaren
Vancouver
B.C
State Official Resigns from Arizona Labor Post
O E Eagleton resigns as director of the labor department in the State Industrial Commission.
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Phoenix
UPI
O.E. Eagleton
Labor Department
State Industrial Commission
Sophomore Year Tops Unhappiness Among College Students
The College Poll finds sophomores the unhappiest group in college as second-year women and men report low happiness. Freshmen are the happiest, while seniors lead in indecision.
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