AS U.S. college students began packing up at the end of the academic year, no subject was more pervasive on campus or at home than what they would do about their military commitments. The question "What now?" is always posed, with varying degrees of urgency, for the college graduate. This year the military aspect, complicated by the nagging debate about the U.S. position in Viet Nam, makes the answer more difficult than it has been for a long time. The purpose of this week's cover story is to examine the factors involved in this dilemma of '66.
TIME correspondents across the country...
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