Photo by Cindy Stewart
Remnants of a dying way of life...
If even dying is to be made a social function, then, please grant me the favor of sneaking without disturbing the party.
—Dag Hammarskjold
Campus interviews
The following companies will hold placement interviews next week.
The School of Engineering
Today
Caterpillar Tractor, BS in engineering physics. BS or MS in chemical, civil, electrical, industrial, or mechanical engineering, math majors. Permanent visa required.
Cities Service Oil Co., BS in chemical, civil, mechanical, or petroleum engineering. Summer work available.
State of Minnesota, BS or MS in civil engineering.
Tennessee Valley Authority, BS or MS in civil, electrical or mechanical engineering.
Friday
Coleman Co., BS in industrial or mechanical engineering.
Colgate-Palmolive Co., BS in civil or electrical engineering, chemistry majors. BS or MS in chemical, industrial or mechanical engineering.
National Security Agency, BS MS, or PhD in electrical engineering, math majors.
City of St. Louis, BS in architecture, chemistry, civil, electrical, industrial, mechanical, or petroleum engineering, chemistry majors, combination of civil engineering and business administration.
Monday
Tuesday
American Air Filter Co., BS in chemical, civil, electrical, industrial, or mechanical engineering, and a combination of civil engineering and business administration.
Continental Oil Co., BS in mechanical engineering.
General Electric Co. BS or MS in aerospace, chemical, electrical, industrial, or mechanical engineering, engineering mechanics, engineering physics, chemistry, physics and math majors. Permanent visa required.
Ohio Edison Co., BS in electrical or mechanical engineering
Phillips Petroleum Co., BS in chemical, electrical, mechanical, or petroleum engineering. MS in chemical engineering. PhD in chemical, electrical, or petroleum engineering.
Feb. 26
Armco Steep Corp., for summer program BS in chemical, civil and electrical engineering, for metal products dicision, a BS in architectural or civil engineering, for steel operations, BS in chemical, electrical, industrial or
mechanical engineering, and engineering physics.
Feb. 19
1970 KANSAN 7
Hallmark Cards Inc., BS or MS in industrial or mechanical engineering and math majors. MS in operations research. Permanent visa required.
Kansas State Highway Commission, BS in mechanical engineering. BS or MS in civil engineering. United States citizenship not required.
Feb. 27
Aitchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, BS in electrical engineering, industrial and mechanical engineering.
Jefferson Chemical Co., BS in mechanical engineering. BS or MS in chemical engineering, chemistry majors (physical chemists).
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp., BS in chemical, electrical, industrial or mechanical engineering.
Blacks march at Amherst
AMHERST, Mass. (UPI) — About 200 black students marched out of Amherst College Wednesday afternoon following a 14-hour occupation to protest the school administration's policy toward blacks.
The students vacated the building two hours after 10 representatives met with President Calvin H. Plimpton to discuss their grievances.
The blacks, from five colleges in the Amherst area, said their move was only a change in strategy and did not mean their grievances were satisfied.
A college spokesman who inspected the buildings said there appeared to be no damage.
Radical white students called for a mass strike to support the blacks, who said earlier in a statement over the campus radio station their "specific goal was to close the college down."
Michigan campus undergoes clash
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI)—An estimated 1,000 window-smashing demonstrators marched across the University of Michigan campus and surrounding business areas late Wednesday to protest police intervention in a clash earlier.
University officials called a rally to protest police intervention drew 500 to 600 people, then turned into a march to residence halls and the surrounding business area. Windows were smashed at the Ann Arbor Bank and two state police cars were damaged.
Also smashed were windows in the home of U.M. President Robben W. Fleming, who had called police to deal with the earlier demonstrations.
University officials late Wednesday called for police reinforcements from the Washtenaw County sheriff's office to handle the march. Thirteen persons were arrested and five persons were injured in the clash Wednesday afternoon when police clashed with protestors trying to stop General Electric Co.
Give her the white light of Heaven.
Give her diamonds and CONTOURA
for $200 UP
In the beginning, diamonds were worn by queens, kings, and nobility. Now you can be the giver of this blaze of light to the noble woman in your life. Select any of these three marquise-cut diamonds
set in Contoura 14-karat white or yellow gold. (Contoura is the ring that is comfortably shaped to the finger.) Do select the most beautiful rings in the world.
Photo by Carolyn Voss
On any Feburary day . . .
A ray of sun slips through the trees on a cold February morning at KU. This scene awaits many students trecking to their classes on an ice covered sidewalk.
Toyota Corona Sedan.
It's positively ridiculous what you get for the price. 0-to-60 in 16 seconds. A top speed of over 90. Unitized construction. Wall-to-wall nylon carpeting. Even a little too much economy on gas. And a freedom from the kind of troubles that high-priced cars with overly-complex engines run into. It's all a little too much. But why take anything else?
$1950*
TOYOTA
1/2 Mi. E. of Bridge COMPETITION
on hgwy. 10
Manufacturer's Suggested Price P.O.E
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