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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1951.
THAT NEW COLLEGE TRY
PEOPLE WHO WALK the dog for fin might do well to take a page from co-ed Joan Halpin's' Barnard college "carn as you learn",text book. For Joan it is a 75 cents an hour business.
Rita Oksman is too pretty to mind the allergy test patches on arm as’sha' walks to class (insot) at City collage. Reactions are painless; the gēls $5 par test.
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JORKING 'your way through college by merely, sitting in a classroom is good work If you can get it. Hundreds of New York co-eds do get it on their way to'graduation summa1cum laude for novel enterprise and ingenuity as well as for old- fashioned, scholastic,ability"
College employment ́offices ́ sign up the co-eds with firms hiring human guinea pigs. The girls offer their arms and legs for testing allergy reac- tions to soap, dyes, metallic cloth and leg make-up All that the pretty subjects have to do is to sit il out and thereby earn as they learn.'
Other "pin money" college girls preside over, steaming coffee, urns demonstrating for pay the brew they usually enjoy anyway. Dog walking, baby-sitting and rush-hour cashiers' jobs are rou-' tine for co-eds of New York colleges. They prove a co-ed's life isn't what it used to be--it's better,
EBO MAKEUP IS APPLIED by Ruth Rosenblum (inset) before she attends classes at New. York university. While sitting out tests and listening to profs lecture, she gets $1 per hour,
SINCE MOST CO-EDS are experts on coffes for crani sessions, Barbara' barg'a Barnard experience, and knowing smile are well worth
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