Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 24]

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ENTRAN( -REQIREMENTS
WAYNE STATE
~ LAW SCHOOL.

A general tightening up of
admission requirements at
Wayne State University~s Law

was announced today by
Arthur Neef, University vice: president and dean of the Law

School

in Sept. 1958... ~~

~~Applicants with a bidicktae~s
degree.fromi an accredited: college now need an honor int
average at least two-tenths? of
point above the minimum required for the degree. In the
past students were admitted
to the Law Schoo} as long as
they had a degrte from an ac
' credited college. There was no

specified honor point requirement.

appiicants desiring entrance
after three years of college now
need an honor point average of
et least four-tenths of a point
above the minimum required
for the degree. Requirement for

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=H: | CHICAGO DEAN
NAMED VEEP AT WSU
M. Birenbaum as an assistant
vice president of Wayne State
University was recently approved by the University~s Board
of Governors. Dr. Birenbaum,
presently dean of students and
director of promotion and development at University College,
University of Chicago, will assume his new position in| July.

Dr. Birenbaum will be assistant to Dr. Lloyd Allen Cook,
University vice president for
graduate studies and dean of
the graduate school. Dr. | Cook
states that, ~The: main focus
of this position will be on University development, with concentration at present on national
foundations and. government
units: Dr. Birenbaum: will also
assist me in the University-wide
self-study: now under way at
Wayne State.~

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McCORMICK AnsicMet

NEW POST

Dr. James P. McCormick,

Appoinizient ~of. Dr. William!

at Wayne Stat sos
been i as
the vice president for academic

sident Clarence B. Hilberry an- |

nounced recently.

_ Dr. McCormick will work with
Winfred A. Harbison, vice president for academie administration, in many phases of general
academic administration.

EUROPEAN STUDY TOUR
PLANNED FOR SUMMER
A nine week European Study

Tour in Comparative Education
for students, teachers and pro
| fessional people will be, con
ducted again this summer by
Dr. William Reitz, professor of
education at Wayne) State University.

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The tenth annual tour. begins
June 21 and ends. August 24.
The $1,679 tour fee covers all
expenses, including roundtrip
by air, first-class hotels and
private motor coach travel vad
Europe.

Countries visited will be Aus
1 tria, England, France, West

Grmany, Holland, Italy, Liechtensteinfi Monaco and Switzerland.

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Traveling the road Curiosity I through Negligence grew

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ee Reasoning I resumed my journey. ~~#9 ~ | ~Taking this time the~road Interest, nd afler many 2
#4 ~-| Faithful mile; came to the well of Will-Power. Refreshed,

' I donned my robe Endeavor, and sandals~ of Diligence, toon gether with my staff of Perseverance, I journeyed on.

Coming at last to the temple Wisdor I knelt at the altar
Arising, I climbed the stairway Intelligence

Concentration, I strod into the chamber of Understanding.
Returning over the road I had come, I bore the burden

I had sought, Humility, Gratitude~for Life; Peace-of-Mind.

a ~_Russ Moore

From time to time Nightbeat will deviate from its usual.
format and take issue with certain problems which confront our communities...

This week I shall Slectisé the problem~ of Juvenile Delinquency... it is a problem for.all- people both white and
colored. It represents a cancer among the community.:. Excess energies allowed to run rampant! If this energy
could be channeled in the right direction it would be a step
forward.

I propose that a - city-wide network of boys~ clubs be

e established.. The clubs to be financed by yearly -solicitation

from the public and the many ~business men in and about
~the Detroit area. This-drive could be similar to the drive

}| undertaken each year in behalf of the ~Old Newsboy Kund.~

A canvass should then be made of all police officers ~
in an effort to acquire volunteer personnel who qualify as
instructors. Then acity-wide solicitation should~ be made
to secure the services of additional instructor personnel.

The above suggestion is based upon the accomplishments of the Police Athletic League~ of New York.

Upon its establishment, a board. of directors could be. Lappointed. consisting of members of the Detroit Police Dept.

Youth Bureau and representatives from the Juv-nile veut
of the City of Detroit.

The purpose of this board of directors wold be to

| direct the varied activities of the club, but first and fore-:
}| most let us suppose that a juvenile was brought before the

Police Dept. Youth. Bureau or the Juvenile Courts, for the

-|commission of a misdemeanor or some other. overt act.

Instead, if his past record justifies such aciion, he could be
placed on probation with the stipulation that he report
regularly to the Boys~ Club nearest his home. If at anytime
he fails to do so or if an adverse report is made as to his
demeanor while in attendance; he could be réturned to the
jurisdiction of the courts and remanded to the custody of
the' Juvenile Detention Home or such other place of incanceration as determined by ~the courts..

Further, yearly city-wide. tournaments could be held; | and perhaps called ~the Tournament of Champions,~ in each -
}| field of activity carried on by each club.

I firmly believe in what Horace Heidt ~uséd to say: ~Bet
| ter to Build Boys, than to Mend Men.~

This is in no way intended to be a cure-all. And there
are many problems which must be worked out, but it would
be 4 start. To some it may seem like a massive, undertaking. Well, it is, but ask yourself, is my child worth it?
Some parents will object to their children becoming.a
part of such an organization for many and varied reasons.

| To them I say, ~you can give your children character, but

can you give them the Strength of character built upon selfachievement?~

I wisn to thank Sadie for inspiring this article. If such

| a club had existed years ago perhaps she would be married
now and have a house full of children.

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6 BRONZE REPORTER, SAT. MARCH 9. 1957