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The task force, headed by Frank Newman, director of university relations at Stanford, also found that federal policy has done nothing to redirect graduate education to where the jobs are. For example, there is an oversupply of Ph.D.s in education, anthropology and history but a shortage in the health professions...
Women are still clustered in relatively low-pay, low-status jobs. In 1970, of all working women, 32% were classified as clerical employees and 14% as blue-collar operatives (semiskilled workers like packers, wrappers and sewing-machine operators). Women have had next to no success cracking some of the high...
6. More attention needs to be paid to assisting students in deciding how they wish to spend their lives after graduation. The percentage of Harvard seniors undecided about their future careers rose from less than 8% in 1967 to over 30% in 1972. In part, this growth reflects the mounting...
The new program was set up after studies made by a series of review panels which Hiatt established last July. Hiatt said that the panels' reports made it clear that the nation's health services are too complex to be handled by either members of the medical professions of policy...
The press judges everybody, but who judges the press? Unlike other professions and the business community, the press has no machinery for setting formal standards or evaluating accusations of unfairness or bad practice. One often proposed solution: set up an independent council to perform this sensitive mission. That idea, however...