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By SUSAN COWDREY ‘2 7‘ ‘ Recon]mendations tor changes ,triigli- at tin ( ride (it Student .T 1-“ 1I
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Scott Wendelsdorf, new .. ~.... . ‘r’.’ ’34“ b.3d-q..f..d [I . 3“ (M- . “7.7Lr_““:“'“ {nit ..ii /.Il.'L‘.‘.,,,.lle_.!.v.r d371,} ,i
Student Government president, . F " ‘ .5 1 f’ “. Hm?“ d an ”1“” '““'.J‘m‘“ (“"“" i‘”'”““”? i” M“ ”w!“ ' ' 5': ,‘._ r.
- . , . ~ .1“, wt ’ W’s-3‘ .. » oi the student code revisions siiidxnt discipline where an; it fly. . ,7
preSided last Thursday night is {ta _ ., . . . .. . . . ,. __ .. I 5,1,. .( n‘ 1
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The Free Clinic will be a drug , OSS 0 ear an efort _to and .or-t‘c purpose in Violation oi oi Ina! seeiim; :44 “57533.7".
clinic for students needing help Passersby at the fountain last Friday afternoon got a glimpse of an 0“ i‘nsuri‘ngd “d“.d“ ”‘.“r‘mm‘ would be m act-(“mm“) Wm“ ‘“ «#51233.»
OM’M‘ or information, and the new old rugged cross and a chance to talk to its supporter. He preferred coercion an “5““me do ‘30“ N commendation advanced ,V»-‘..“*.'_:" ,7- .ir'.“
Legal Services Office will direct to remain anonymous, and would not divulge the source of his ::%an$;retréefi?:1 (3f egtplreermgg Sugar.-ffftlfihlalgealmg with if. .-' >
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BY The Associated Press The outlook is bad enough for summer jobs— or the type that get a professional-level job, plus stud efnt S‘h 31" engfigc ”1 It; 2, I
If you are a college student June graduates, and worse for paid the money they needed. great salary, plus good location. ”it“ “euthhzerimfl “L” _'. __.:
WithOUt 3 summerjob sewed UP, undergraduates, says Jack That will be compounded this They might get one of these but FlFSfPPtlon w ‘° ‘me’f dFSj ...ij
YOU COUld be in for a couple 0f Shingleton, placement director year. . . both because we’ve got not all of them," says Lucy "UM“ or d‘15ru‘p‘5 Lf'mv‘usm I :
months of unwelcome leisure at Michigan State. Not only are more students and because their Kennedy,“summer employment "US$021: processgs (:1!) “£90”; ,2; 5.7-,
11111855 YOU take the initiative corporations and businesses parents have not been doing so is past," and that any available or 1m” eres' “ht .1 ,7 “g ‘5 (i Q: A; :1, ,1",
fast, say placement advisers cutting back on summer well this year.” jobs will go to those who put 0th?” Ogfimvefs? property, F;_‘,Jf,,a’
across the country. programs, he says, but the “Kids are really caught in the out the energy. pr or w ‘f may tow‘or r859“ {35. ML.
You’re at the bottom of the drought reaches into areas that middle,” says Pamela Moreliead, ,, , . . 3""? or develop as ‘1 Fem?” “m 21/ .'
pile in the WOISt YOUth normally abound with summer associate placement director at We ve advrsing students to mdlv“d.u.a.l s relationship or ',
employment market in recent jobs. Macalester in St. Paul, Minn. make personal contacts and sell responsrbilit} to or involvement 1:59,,
years, the advisers say, but they “I think we’ll find the resort Lower summer earnings, she the idea of the student making a With a studentsfaculty member; ~.-' ,I {4
offer some tips on how to give it business will be down this year noted, mean more demand for contribution If), the organization administrative “MN.” “3.“ “7mm“ In" .
the old college trY: -at least the early indications hard-pressed financial aid funds. at lower COSt‘ _ Says Shingleton. guest Of the L”“"’T$”¥- .37 ‘ ‘
Get to your school’s job suggest that—camps are down Given the situation, you‘d One good Stun}? pomt 35 i“; ”“3?!“ ““1“” .al'““._“““q_ king“? ”.
placement office right away. The and funding for parks seems to b e t t e r shed a ny rigid portray Wurst)” €35 4 pottnni ”by”? 1* ”“3 “mm" [*F- \..»_‘
people there will have be less. preconceptions about the kind career employc of the company possession. or distribution H12 3’“. i. .‘5"; “.5
. . . .L H . . ‘ you apply to. says Stephen lniversit} propert} ~t ninenii. . gs"... r 1 7
information on specrfic Last summer there were ofiohthat suits you. 7"} »_,.,
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against it. ”W 7' 1 a; '.1‘ i .
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several busmesses in (ambridge. - , , ”I 4 . 4? -’,"_ 3, v.
Mass. home of Harvard and . 7 ¢ ' ‘ {i » ,,' ..,‘ “f,
Massachusetts Institute of /- 3 % ",,¥,.~1’,
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“The number of summer job ‘ V, :f . 5'5]; 3..
offers received by our office last 1 wag, ' - ,5».
year was down to 20 to 25 g '72,? '.
percent,“ says R. F. Gibson. ‘ t} __ 3‘ '
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situation would be still worse ,._ t. g... . .", ’_=._'f"
this summer." I1 x t ‘3 ‘r ‘ k ', ' 7“, ’ . ’,
“Most firms don’t want to be x 1/ f a? t he}, , 3 x 1's,“ r, “
in the position of bringing in a f -‘ fife-,5 ‘5. a," “\ ' ‘. ' ." :.
young person when they are I / .f ' 7&9“ r‘ '. ' We ._.":
laying off people with 10, 15 or ’ lg“ ~ .. " ‘ ‘ . -. ' .- ‘,. 'i
more years of experience,” says . .7 . .L ' . ‘ ._ ~ I'. ’ ‘
J. Douglas Snider, placement ‘ ’.. ' 5 . , \ . i.“ . .
director of Indiana University’s ‘ . .-' ' - . ‘ . . _‘L‘. i. .' .3
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Weather 6» , 1» 1;. 1’, '. ._.
For Lexington and vicinity: Q ‘3‘},- " ’ j ‘ .. '
Sunny and warm today. ' _ f .
increasing cloudiness and mild 1"; 7?”- ‘ . J ,, I‘ 4 ‘5 . ,
tonight. Considerable cloudiness .% 31;. I; y 1 . .‘ , . ~ ‘.
and mild Wednesday. High today a... WWW * _ Va» ' " {1 -. . . :'
in the low 80“s. low in the 7 ' " ' 1‘, . . . ‘ '
mid-50‘s. Precipitation - - , . _ .
fdlzzlzlltbght“peesrcerizte'i'3esg:yc,e3n(; . . The Cosmopolitan (,‘lub's International Talent Show, held in Memorial Hall Saturday ,. .' .
percent“ Tuesday night. Fair and [orp'gn but "PUT night, featured a variety of songs, skits and dances. At left Kathok Shlkha Asthana does a . ‘ .
. classrcal Indian dance. while the children at right demonstrate an lndonesran Umbrella . «
‘ m'ld Wednesday. _Wm dance. (Kernel photos by Dick Ware) " 3 ~