NATIONAL YOUTH ADM. PLANS
TO DO MUCH FOR UNEMPLOYED
YOUTH THROUGHOUT THE U. S.
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tion is especially interested in de
veloping a corps of young people
who have practical knowledge of
public service and its problems.
Or he may be given his work
training in school shops after school
hours, or in privately owned fac
tories where the owners permit the
use of equipment after working
hours.
He may want to go directly to
work on a work-relief project. In
that case he must be a member of
a family on relief. Such work pro
grams, President Roosevelt has em
phasizcd, preferably should be con
struction of recreation centers of
parks. While John works he will
get $15 a month, and this will be
in addition to work given the head
of the family.
May Get Further Schooling
If school is more attractive to the
boy he will have opportunity to go
to high school or college or to take
a post-graduate course depending
on his age and previous education.
He will be paid an average of $0
a month if he goes to high school.
If he enters college it will be on
some work and study basis for
which he will get $15 a month. But
he must be unemployed and un
able to earn the spending money
he needs for books and carfare.
The college graduates will be ab
le to return to school for a post
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graduate course, also on a work and
study basis. They will be given
spending money according to their
needs.
John’s sister Mary, who has reach
ed the same stalemate—out of
school and no work—-will be given
similar opportunities. The numbers
of such Johns and Marys who will
be helped by the $50,000,000 allotted
to NYA for the year are estimated
as follows: 150,000 in job training;
150,000 on work projects; 100,000
in high schools; 120,000 in colleges:
and several thousand more as yet
unestimated in past graduate cours
es.
Instruction Began
University Alaska
Wednesday Sept 18
September 17 marked the 1st reg
istration day of the University of
Alaska and the beginning of the 14th
academic year since the Alaska Ag
ricultural College and School of
Mines first opened. Actual instruc
tion began Wednesday, Sept 18.
Although originally scheduled for
Friday and Saturday Sept. 13 and
14. registration was postponed un
til Tuesday to allow for the com
pletion of the new dormitory acco
modations. Students who arrived on
the train Sunday evening last had
two full days to renew old acquain
tances and get settled before instruc
tion began.
Record Enrollment Expected
Present indications are that the
enrollment this year will far exceed
that of any previous year. The list
of room reservations for both the
men’s and women’s dormitories ev
idences an exceptionally large Fresh
man class, in all probability a record
number. Accomodations for fifteen
more girls are being made, in view
of the anticipated record enrollment.
Moreover, a large number of up
per division students who pre-re
gistered last spring are expected to
return, although they have not yet
made room reservations. Applica
tions for rooms in the dormitories
should be sent in immediately to
insure living quarters on the cam
pus.
New University Club
Today the University Club, for
merly the College Kitchen, opens
under the direction of Mr. and Mrs.
Reece Collins who have taken a
lease under cooperative agreement
with the University. Board will be at
the same low figure of $35 a mon
th, with rooms the same as before
—$10 a month.
Special Rates to Students
Of special interest to students is
the fact that round trip tickets to
the University from Kechikan and
all points west may be purchased
for the price of the one way fare
under the joint tariff schedule be
tween the Alaska Steamship Com
pany and the Alaska Railroad.
Curricula
Complete four year courses are
offered in Arts and Letters, Agricul
ture, Business Administration, Chem
istry, Civil Engineering, General
Science, Home Economics, Geology |
and Mining, Mining Engineering and
Metallurgy. In addition, the Univer
sity offers the basic requirements,
for two years in Forestry, General
Engineering, Pre-Journalism, Pro
Law, Pre-Medicine and Physical
Education.
With the increase in the number i
of faculty members, together with
the addition of buildings, equipment,
and facilities, the curricula of the
various departments are being ex
panded to include new courses. Thus
the University of Alaska is strength
ening its high position among the
accredited schools of the Northwest
Association of Secondary and High
er Schools, of which it became a
member two years ago.
CARL M. FRANKLIN
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Max Baer, is of the opinion that the
former world’s heavyweight cham
pion is in shape to absorb plenty of
punishment, but that he must im
prove his showing of yesterday here
if he is to defeat Joe Louis, the
Brown Bomber from Detroit, on the
24th of September.
Baer, apparently in one of his
periods of lassitude,boxed six rounds
while Dempsey looked on. In con
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urday,the California play-boy boxer
had little steam in his punches and
seemed content to box with his
sparring partners.
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