Education: Lots of Little Ones

Any boy or girl who doesn't go to college will soon be considered unAmerican.

That day isn't here yet—but the plans are being laid for it. When the day comes, colleges will have to be a lot bigger, or there will have to be a lot more colleges. Last week California and New York, the two states with the biggest educational migraines, chose the lesser evil. The trick is, they agreed, to make little ones out of big ones.

California's college enrollment is expected to hit 227,087 by 1965. The legislature named a three-man commission,...

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