Black curriculum sought
Wisconsin U. students disrupt classes
By United Press International
National guardsmen were on stand-by orders today at the University of Wisconsin to prevent further disruptions of
classes by black and white militants demanding a black curriculum and more Negro faculty members.
Gov. Warren Knowles activated the Guardsmen
Campus interviews
students walked into classes of the Michigan Avenue school and took over the instruction of students. Dean of Students Lawrence Silverman said he had talked with the blacks—about 30 in all and he thought the situation was under control.
As a service to the student, the following is a list of job interviews throughout the University for the week of Feb. 17-21.
School of Journalism, 105 Flint Feb. 17: Kansas City Times—News seniors and interns; Kansas City Star—News seniors and interns.
Feb. 18: Lindsay-Schaub News-
papers - Newsviors
Mississippi Valley State College, an all-Negro school at Itta Bena, Miss.
Feb. 19: Southwestern Bell, Telephone Co.-Any student interested in work in New York.
Feb. 20: Wall Street Journal-News seniors and interns.
A one-day boycott of classes at St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Pa., caused officials to meet student demands.
School of Education, 103 Bailey Fierce 17: Wichita Public Schools, Wichita.
Feb. 18: Evanston Township High School, Evanston, Ill.; Oak Park and River Forest High Schools, Oak Park, III.; Wichita Public Schools, Wichita.
Feb. 19: ABC Unified School Dist.
Maryland; Scalp District of Webster
Groves, Webster Groves, Mo.
Des. Moline Public Schools, Iowa.
De. Moline Public Schools, Iowa.
Feb. 20: Denver Public Schools,
Boulder School District,
State College, Ellensburg, Wash.
Boulder Valley School Dist., Boulder,
Boulder County School Dist.
R-1 Lakewood, Colo.
Feb. 21: Denver Public Schools, Denver, Colo.; Hickman Mills School Dist. Kansas City, Mo.; Boulder Valley School District, Boulder, Colo.
School of Business Summerfield
School of Business SUMMERFIELD
graduating seniors; Cities Service Co., graduating seniors; Elmer Fox, graduating
seniors; Security Pacific National Bank (Los Angeles); graduating sen-
tor Witte & Co., graduating
seniors.
Feb. 18: Arthur Andersen & Co.
graduating seniors; Butler Mfg. Co.
graduating seniors; Cities Service Co.
graduating seniors; Connecticut Mutual Insurance Co., graduating seniors;
Interstate Bakeries, graduating sen-
Feb 19 Arthur Andersen & Co.
graduating L.I. seniors and teachers; Catering
Feb 20: Deere & Co. *graduating*
seniors; Hallmark Cards, summer
only; Department of Labor, U.S.
seniors; United Uldities;
graduation seniors
Feb. 21, Deere & Co., graduating seniors; graduating seniors; Hallmark Cards, women only, summer employment; Magna Gale Pursuit Purina Co., graduating seniors
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
pass NSA exam or degree in muth or
foreign study.
Tractor Co., graduating seniors; Fisher Governor, graduating nurses; Kroger, graduating seniors; Northern Illinois Gas Co., graduating seniors.
Feb 19: National Security Agency.
National or degree in math or engineering.
6 KANSAN Feb.13 1969
Feb. 21: Cook County Dept. of Public Aid, graduating seniors
At Chicago's Roosevelt, black
School of Engineering, 111 Marvin Hall
February 17, Bureau of Reclamation,
CE, EE; Collins Radio, CE, Engr.
Phys, Engr. Phys., IE, ME, Chem.
Phys, Engr. Phys., IE, ME, Chem.
Phys, ME, Geol, Math, Geophysics,
Meteorology, Hallmark Cards,
IE, ME, Math, Stat.; National Security Agency, EE, Engr. Phys, Math, Com-
munity, Skelly Oil, CHE, CHE,
IE, ME, PE.
February 18, Collins Radio, EE, Engr. Phys, Engr. Mech, IE, ME, Chem, Phys, Mech, Goodvear Tie & Mechanics, CHE, EE, ME, Santo, CHE, EE, ME; Proctor & Gamble, CHE, CE, EE, Engr. Phys, IE, ME, Chem; San Francisco Bay Naval Westinghouse, Electric, EE, Engr. Mech, Engr. Phys, IE, ME;
February 19, Bendix Corp. AE, EE,
ME, CHE, Engr. Phys. IE, ME; Cities
Service Oil, CHE, CE, EE, ME, PE,
Geology Math.; Lawrence Radiation
Lab., EB, Engr. Mech, Engr. Phys.
MB, TE, ME, PE, Geol Math.
Gas, CHE, CE, IE, ME, PE, Geol
Math. Proctor & Gamble, CHE, ARCH
CE, FE, ME*
February 20, Bendix CA, AE, EE,
ME, CHE, Engr. Phys, IE, ME; Caternillar Tractor Company, AE, Arch E;
ME, EE, Engr. Mech, Enr. Phys,
ME, ME, Dieses Aircraft, EE, Engr.
Phys. City of Los Angeles, CE, R.C.A.
EE, IE, ME.
February 21, Califoria State Per-
fessor
CHE: Magnawox, Aech. FE, ME;
Mathon油 OIL, PE, Chem; R.C.A.
IE, ME. Rural Electrification,
ME, ME
yesterday after a fourth day in which demonstrators fought with nonstriking students and teachers, routed some classes and snarled traffic.
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At the University of Chicago, militants were in the administration building for the 15th day today, considering what to do after a faculty committee recommended extending for one year the contract of the radical woman sociology professor over whom the students demonstrated. The professor rejected the offer.
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A student boycott forced cancellation of classes at
Negro students took over classes at Chicago's Roosevelt University yesterday and conducted lessons in black history and black psychology.
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