1976 Graduates Should Find Job Market Better
Evanston Illinois doctors and college placement officers report a modest improvement in job prospects for the class of 1976. The New York Times survey notes larger firms will interview more graduates, with about nine percent more bachelor degree hires and eleven percent more master degree hires, especially in engineering to replace laid off specialists.
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A reader considers suing parents over infant circumcision while Abby Van Buren offers a sharp take. The column shifts to career outlook for 1976 graduates with data from Endicott and university placement directors. It notes engineering and geology in demand, with starting salaries around $1154 for engineers and $1012 for accountants.
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