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13THE MlIICHJIGAN DAILY p
Eye Revision
In Training
Of Teachiers{
By JOUN KENNY
Preliminary investigation of a
program which would take educa-
tion students straight through
their undergraduate, graduate and
doctoral training without inter-;
ruption is being conducted by an
education school committee,
Chaired by Prof. John S. Bru-
backer of the education school, the
committee is considering a three-
point program which would at-
tempt to eliminate the frequent
disruptions in a student's progress
toward the doctoral education de-
gree, Prof. Brubacher explained.
As one tangible goal of this
program, he expressed a hope that
the quality of student candidates
for higher degrees in education
would reflect marked improve-
ment.
The plan under consideration,
known as the "school within a
school" concept, would attempt to
attract high caliber students by
enabling them to complete their
training without interruption
caused by financial problems.
"We are doing the best we can
under the present circumstances,"
Paf. Bruchacher commented. "But
this program would enable us to
see what we could do under im-
'Proved circam tances."
Degree-seekers with high schol-
arship endowed with abilities in
several fields-"the Rhodes schol-
arship type"-are the class of stu-
dents which the program hopes to
attract.
"In the field of education," Prof.
Brubachersaid, "many people in-
terrupt the course of getting a de-
gree -omething never thought of
in medicine or law. The program
would be arranged so that a per-
son could go straight through,"
Foundation aid would be sought
to subsidize the students.
The new program of studies
would include more independent
study, courses of larger scope and
cognated study in other University
departments, Prof. Brubacher said.
After the bachelor's degree, Prof.
Brubacher estimates four years
would be needed to complete the
doctoral degree under the pro-
posed plan.
College Roundup
DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETiN
GANESVILLE, Fla.-The Uni-
versity of Florida Board of Stu-
dent Publications recently dismiss-
ed David Lawrence, Jr., editor of
the Florida Alligator, on grounds
of "repeated irresponsibility and
violation of publications policy."
The removal came three days
after his front page editorial at-
tacked the board's choice for next
semester's editor.
Lawrence claimed that the stu-
dent-professor board made a mis-
take-"honestly or otherwise"--
when it chose a former sports
editor instead of the paper's pres-
ent managing editor.
Immediately following the
board's announcement, the paper's
managing editor resigned because
of what he termed "a vote of no
confidence,"
Martin Schram, a student mem-
ber of the publications board,
wrote a personal letter explaining
his view of Lawrence's dismissal
and noted that his editorial had
"no facts, no substantiation and
was Just libelous, irresponsible
journalism.
"Lawrence was not fired for at-
tacking the board, nor for this one
gross example of irresponsibility.
This was the last of a semester-
long series of back-breaking
straws."
Schram said that both can-
didates were equally qualified but
that after careful consideration
the former sports editor was
finally selected. his support came
from "both the student and pro-
fessional elements of the board."
John Askins, former editorial
page editor, was named acting
Alligator editor for the remainder
of the semester.
Upon taking over, he said, "I
would rather see David continue
as editor. I think the board was
perhaps too strict in its action."
Bob Wilson, former managing
editor, said, "The Board in their
action today was unjustly harsh."
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VANCOUVER - The student
housing inspection service at the
University of British Columbia has
situated more than 2000 students
through its listing service. Seven
hundred rooms and apartments
have been inspected and a brief]
description circulated to students.
Apartments with very poor ac-
commodations and those engaged
in racial discrimination are un-
listed.
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