C.C. reader. ([Middletown, Pa.]) 1973-1982, September 30, 1974, Image 9

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    Is there something at
school here that just doesn't
set right with you? Tell one
of us.
Mike McAlister
Russ Hogg
Jay Wren
Joy Raytik
Dave Nichols
Bruce Karchner
Brian English
Lisa Yaffe
Dave Shrader
Skip Laiatonda
Andy Pivarnik
Linda Bilger
Max Pifer
Mark Fey
Nancy Wilt.
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If you drive a 1965 to 69 full.size Chevrolet ce Nowt V.B, or a
67 to 69 Camaro V-8, you're in serious danger.
Those cars were built with faulty engine mount
If one breaks and the engine shifts, tr can jam your scoetersta
wide open and knock out your power:brakes at the sane time,
The greatest dangers are fast starts and turns,
Several thousand accidents and injuries have been reponed,
Prepared by The Stern Concern
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University Park, Pa. -- The
liberal arts student would do
well to gain some practical
experience in his future career
field before his graduation from
college.
The advice comes from 1970
graduates of the College of the
Liberal Arts at The Pennsylvania
State University, polled in a
survey conducted by the Liberal
Arts Student Council.
John A. Casciotti, of
Altoona, a senior in political
science, said that the survey
brought response from almost
one-third of the class of 1970
graduates.
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.414114 . 100 k eaths have been alleged.
.lOlmotoil Motors has announced they won't give you new engine
twaitkilr But they have agreed to install a free safety cable that'll
hokkithe engine in place.
Tat way if a mount goes, you won't.
If you're driving one of these cars, get it to a Chevrolet
'service department...slowly.
Get a Job
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Center for Auto Safety
Washington, D.C. 20044
Internships, practicums,
independent study projects,
summer jobs, student activities,
and volunteer work were all
named as valuable supplements
to classroom education and also
impressive to prospective
employers.
The respondents also
suggested including some
business knowledge in their
liberal arts education, especially
in such fields as accounting,
management, and business
administration.
Over 90 per cent of the
respondents were satisfied with
their jobs, finding them exciting,
challenging, and financially
rewarding.
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