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...with his guests, bringing to the wee hours a sometimes mordant humor and off-color japery that smack of the old radio days when Bob Hope used to get cut off the air, e.g., "I went to the ballet last night. After all, we can't all be Marlboro...
...Marlboro, Mass...
...facilitate its expansion Marlboro has appointed a special public relations director, Richard Eldridge, to bring the college's name before more people than have been reached in the past and to interview prospective candidates for admission. President Zens hopes to up the enrollment to 150 students during the next ten years and once having attained this plateau to expand still further, to 250 students...
Despite the drawbacks of a limited faculty and student body, Marlboro has set up exacting new educational policies which have resulted in at least one national distinction for the college. In a test taken by sophomores and seniors last year at 56 small colleges, Marlboro came out with the highest overall record, putting it on a par with or higher than the national average of all colleges, whether accredited or not. Armed with these results, Boyden says he has little trouble persuading most graduate schools to overlook Marlboro's unaccredited status...
...needed students and money, they are sure, will come. Marlboro is reaching the end of the greatest crisis in the life of any college--the grim test of survival during the years of youth and weakness. It has earned its right to growth and has broken through the barrier of obscurity. As President Zens says with determination, "We're in business and people know it now."Marlboro's library, with a small but adequate collection of books, is used both for studying and relaxation. The brown paper covering the shelves in the background is used to protect the books during...