Slow Economy Drops Demand
University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, December 2, 1970
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Jobs Tight for Grads
By CAROLYN ROTHERY Kansan Staff Writer
Ramsey State is the location of this country is having a direct connection throughout the land. There are not enough jobs available for people in Ramsey State.
CUTBACKS ARE coming across the board in almost all alma mater. The professional schools at the University of Missouri are also graduates. The professional schools at the University of Texas are graduates.
Mrs. Mildred Young, placement officer of the School of business, said that the reason she was affected were affecting the number of jobs so greatly was that programs being carried out by the company required her to leave because of the lack of funds. Also, the government was not putting enough money into the job place to facilitate more jobs, she said.
Most job placement officers on the campus are presumptive about the market. Dana Leibgood, director of the School of Journalism, who placed a major market was tighter this year than in past seasons and that it would be more difficult.
Most recruiting directors said that if it were not for the draft, there would be a much larger risk of missing drafts. Draft numbers do not even try to
Mrs. Young said that the market was light enough to allow only a few graduates to take December graduates to find jobs their major field of learning. Sears, in turn, better in the spring when better in the spring when opened to take in new graduates.
PLACEMENT officers report that fewer companies are coming to the KU campus for interviews than were offered by these companies than in previous years. Major company officials are meeting the money squeeze by thinning out the number of new employees and retirement or not replacing them with new workers. Some companies are laying employees
Charles Kahn, dean of the School of Architecture and Urban Design, said that jobs in this geographic area for graduates of his program were not available. The strikes of last year in Kansas City have reduced the number of available jobs in that area. However, he said that jobs were more available in other countries because money was more available for designing.
find employment. This creates less competition for the jobs available.
Retail sales and marketing emphases are still in demand by companies, according to Mrs.
Lawrence Protests CBS 60 Minutes
National attention was focused on Lawrence and the University of Florida, where a member on the CBS "60 Minutes" program A "25-minute film segment concerning Lawrence and its marital status," was presented on national television on Nov. 10. It featured the Kaw Valley Hemp Farm during a packing marijuana
In response to that program, Damian Lawrence and John J. Conard, director of university Relations sent a 200-word telegram to CBS
The telegram request that the editor should better to the editor, emphasizing aspects of the university and the community. It said that the study of agriculture might have been accurate but the harvest might have been more likely to be neither 99 per cent of Lawrence and the University who are engaged in activities of the university.
Program, which gives free legal aid to the inmates of Lansing Prison, and the various research programs for retarded children
Conard and Metzler offered the use of nine 60-second color film strips about KU projects such as the law students' Defender
There was no response until Nov 24 when the first sentence of the telegram was read on "60 Minute" magazine their recent program lesson in the Kansas marjuriana harvest gave the nation an unfairly impression of the community and the University of Kansas.
"BCD did not even reply to our letter," Mayor Mertz states. "I was told simply broadcast the first sentence, a gesture which has little bearing on the subject."
"Although CBS devoted about 25 minutes of air time to the activity, we had no lawbreakers." Coraud said, "would ask for just a minute or two that would show some of the truly significant activities that occupy the room," he added, "appalled at the casual manner in which such a reasonable request was brushed aside without even courtesy of a reply to our letter."
Young Socialists Host Lecture by Candidate
Nancy Cole, Socialist Workers party candidate, will speak at 8:30tonight in the Oread Room of the Kansas Union.
The meeting is sponsored by the Young Socialist Alliance and is open to all persons.
Some of the topics that she will discuss will be women's liberation, the black and Chicago movement, and the antiwar movement.
The Alliance will also have
Young. She said that the business administration majors would have the greatest difficulties in finding jobs.
several meetings this December in the Kansas Union.
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THE SCHEPUEL for interviewers campus for university majors for college to lighter according to Herold Reger, director of human resources. There a definite drop in the number of interviewers coming from California.
He said there were two major reasons for this. One is a general need to recruit new teachers, recruiting. The other is that there are more teachers becoming teachers.
He said that overall there appeared to be fewer vacancies since last June. There were 712 graduates of the School of Law and 60 per cent of them are new working in educational jobs.
There are real problems in finding jobs for education majors in California. Los Angeles, Diego and San Francisco areas. Other areas are not so hard to find.
The reduction in the number of available jobs is not so much an effect on workers than a cutting back in available funds so that there is less hiring being done.
Specific areas of emphasis, such as social studies and research teachers, are harder to find jobs because they also reported that some elementary students find themselves limited in finding teaching positions their first year.
TEACHING AREAS' still in demand are mathematics, the physical sciences, industrial arts and science, the mental emphasis) and special education. Lebengood said that there were about half as many teachers in this building as in any nationalism building this year and that they were being more selective.
He said that outcards are affecting every aspect of the school because more recruiting than other areas is required for journalism majors.
With money being as light as it is, companies are cutting back as well as they are the easiest to replace. In many new employees as before
THE SUMMER internship programs which the school is active in organizing for students at high school are the greatest sufferers of these cutbacks. Lobbengood said, that they were the first area cut.
December graduates of the School of Law have probably all completed their studies according to Bob Montaneris, Association president and third year law student. These students will have jobs than the May graduates will have because they are fewer in number for June is fewer available jobs.
Montgomery said that the School of Law had set up a more thorough placement department and staff as well as much hiring done as before.
The public is not using at least 50% of its time coasting on Monmouthshire and the smaller law firms are moving the pinch in finances by no hiring new lawyers.
THE COLLEGE of Liberal Arts and Sciences does not have as difficult a problem as the professional schools in the University of Chicago, where the director of placement in the college said that only a small percentage of its graduates go on to graduate studies and 70 per cent of the graduates go on to graduate studies and others are deferred or get married out of the job market. This is among the students who must be placed.
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