Word: maling
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Sirs: A 21-gun salute to your statistically infallible and comprehensive Essay "The New Demands of the Draft" [Feb. 4]. Would my financial status permit, I would mail a reprint to every draft-age male...
...other), we all read your Essay with great interest. Since "they" have decided to take from us the lowest quarter of the junior class, third of the sophomore class, and half of the freshman class, we coeds have come to the point where we must choose between a male-less campus next fall and the supreme sacrifice of deliberately becoming the bottom half of each class...
Katharine McBride, 61, Bryn Mawr. She probably belongs to more key groups than any single male president-ranging from the National Institutes of Health to the National Science Foundation. She has served as president of the American Council on Education and the College Entrance Examination Board. A psychologist, she has led Bryn Mawr for 23 years. "This college is interested in progress for U.S. education and in working for it," she says. "Not just progress, but fast progress...
...Morris Chafetz's proposal to curb alcoholism by the introduction of a drinking course into our educational system [Jan. 21] is about as absurd as initiating a practice sex program at an all-male school or college in order to curb the divorce rate...
...escalation of the war in Viet Nam-and the likelihood that it will rise higher-has changed all that. Somewhat abruptly, the draft has become the most urgent problem in the lives of practically every American male between 18 and 26. With the manpower needs of the armed forces steadily increasing and the prospect of future calls running well above 30,000 a month, some thousands will soon be called to serve who might previously have postponed or entirely escaped military service. Across the U.S., young men are once more watching their local mailboxes anxiously for the nation...