Word: 5a
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Economics 1500, "Financial Accounting," ranked fourth after Shakespeare with 387 students. The other 11 courses ranked as follows: Computer Science 11, "Computers, Algorithms and Programs," 378; Math la, "Introduction to Calculus," 355; Chemistry 20a, "Organic Chemistry," 342; Chemistry 5a, "Principles of Chemistry," 332; Biology 7b, "Introduction to Biology II," 297; General Education 105, "The Literature of Social Reflection," 291; English 166, "The Novel Since World War II," 281; Literature and Arts B-22, " Ancient and Classical Painting," 281; Science B-16, "History of the Earth and of Life," 275; Physics la, "Principles of Physics," 255; Economics 1325, "Statistical Methods...
...last year, some introductory-level science courses carry the weight of Core courses. Physics 1, 5, 11b, 12a, 55a and b: Chemistry 5a and b, 10, 15, 20a and b. Biochemistry 10a: Geology 14 and Astronomy 14 are Science A. Biology 7a and b and Biochemistry 10b count as Science...
...expected to involve up to 5,000 U.S. Army and Air Force personnel. Joint Chiefs Chairman John Vessey was to visit Honduras this week to coordinate the plans. The operation apparently will first involve sending Army engineers to Honduras to enlarge several airstrips so that 250-ft.-long C-5A Galaxy transport planes can fly in U.S. Army troops (345 in each C-5A). This would demonstrate how quickly Honduras could be aided...
...Anal 10. The Humanities Core should incorporate existing surveys of fine arts, of various cultural histories and literatures, of Shakespeare, and of philosophy. The sciences should expand on a sensible modification recently made public, which allows upperclassmen to count certain introductory science courses, such as Physics 12 and Chem 5a for the Core--presumably to ease the lot of premeds, until now the most hapless victims of Core rigidity...
...Chem 5a, "Principles of Chemistry," usually a top ten regular, failed to make the list this year, but Professor Ray Gordon looked at this drop as a positive one. "We have an increase of students going into the more advanced courses, which shows a better high school preparation," he said...