f NovEMBER 29f 1961
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
NOVEMBER 29, 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY
INCOME, OCCUPATION:
Study Views Influences on Education
Challenge
Colloquium
Dec. 13,1961
"Review of
Alternatives to War
in the Nuclear Age"
EUGENE RABINOWICH,
Ed. of Bulletin of
Atomic Scientists
The education, occupation, in-
come, and religion of the father
influences the amount and qual-
ity of education received by his
children, a study of the University
Survey Research Center recently
concluded.
Their report on "Educational'
Achievement-Its Causes and Ef-
fects" also found that there is a
great deal of upward mobility from
one generation to the next with
each generation tending to get
more education than the last.
Low income, however, generally
means low education. And low ed-
ucation, in turn, means more low
income. The SRC study reported
that more than one third of those
who are employes and do not have
a high school diploma said they
were unemployed at least once
during the last five years.
Another important factor is the
occupation of the father. Chil-
dren of high status workers tend
to get more education than the
average. In addition, the number
of children in a family is im-
portant; children of smaller fam-
ilies tend to get more education.
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Standard Oil Co. (Ohio), Mfg., Chem-
ical & Mkt. Depts.-Ohio locations-
BS-MS: ChE. BS: Engrg. Math., IE,
ME, Science Engrg. MS: Math., Statist-
ics, Operations Res., or allied areas of
problem analysis.
PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS, Bureau
of Appointments-Seniors & grad stu-
dents, please call Ext. 3544 for inter-
view appointments with the following:
TUES., DEC. 5-
Central Intelligence Agency-Location
of Work: Headquarters Units in Wash-
ington and/or International Foreign
Stations. June & Aug. grads-Men &
WOMEN-three types of positions avail-
able: 1) Junior Officer Training Pro-
gram-BA (no specific Major) & WOM-
EN must have MA. 2) Other Professional
Positions-All degree levels in Econ, or
various other majors with Econ. minor.
Also Physical or Biological Set., Library
Sci., Engineering, Foreign Languages
(preferably non-Romance), & Art. 3)
Clerical Opportunities for WOMEN with
AB in any field.
College Life Insurance Company, In-
dianapolis, Ind.-Location: throughout
U.S. Men-Feb., June, or Aug. grads,
with degree in any field for Insurance
Sales.
Michigan Civil Service-Feb., June, &
Aug. grads for training program lead-
ing to Career Positions in following
areas: Administrative Analysis, Chem.,
Economic Research, Employment Coun-
seling, Forestry, Biology (game & fish),
Library Sci.,' Mathematics, Physics,
Psychiatric Social Work, & various oth-
ers.
Lincoln National Life Insurance Com-
pany, Ft. Wayne, Ind. - Location of
Work: Detroit area. Men with degree in
any field for Insurance Sales. Must be
U.S. citizen.
WED., DEC. 6-
Central-Intelligence Agency - (See
Tues.).
American National Red Cross-Loca-
tion of Work: Midwest, including 16
states. Men & WOMEN with degree any
field for positions in Public Admin.,
Recreation, Social Work, & Community
Organizations. Also interview WOMEN
for Summer Employment as Recreation
Aides & Social Work Aides. Juniors &
Seniors only.
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago,
11.-Location : Chicago. Feb., June, &
Aug. grads-Men & WOMEN-with de-
grees in Liberal Arts or Bus. Ad. for
Management Training Program in
Operations, Trusts, Sales, Investment,
etc. WOMEN also for Executive Secre-
tarial positions.
THURS., DEC. 7-
Central Intelligence Agency - (See
Tues.).
FRI., DEC. 8--
Central Intelligence Agency - (See
Tues.).
City of Detroit-Dept. of Health in
conjunction with U.S. Dept. of Health.
Feb. grads-Men-for careers as Public
Health Representatives. Upper % of
Fri., Dec. 1
e .8:00 P.M.
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Union Ballroom
"History and Problems
of Negotiations"
HAROLD STASSEN,
Advisor. to Pres. Eisenhower
on Disarmament
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Sat. Dec.
2
...11:00 A.M.
Union Ballroom
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"Disarmament and
Arms Control"
ABRAHAM BARGMAN,
Member of U.N.
Disarmament Study
Sat., Dec.
2
. ..3:00 P.M.
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Multi-purpose Rm., UGLI
"Deterrent Theory"
ROBERT OSGOOD,
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