Word: affected
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...program would begin with the class of '59 and would mostly affect premedical students. About 90 per cent of the 50-odd concentrators in Biochemical Sciences are pre-meds, only about half of whom are candidates for honors...
...school bill's death would be regrettable; for, as the recent White House Conference on Education has reported, the need for federal aid in new school construction is critical. The amendment's provisions, moreover, would affect those sections of the country which need such aid the most: the deep South, where many school districts face the prospect of making do with plants that are little short of decrepit...
...State law which will raise wages to a minimum of 90 cents an hour, effective April 1, may not affect pay rates for student jobs, according to Representative James H. Kelly of Boston, member of the Committee on Labor and Industry. Wages for non-industrial jobs are determined by autonomous wage boards, Kelly explained...
...President Nancy D. Campbell '56 urged that a Radcliffe statement on the vacation issue coincide with the Harvard Student Council's conclusion since the Administration's final decision will affect both colleges. The Harvard Council will meet tonight to consider the results of last Thursday's student opinion poll, and to take a stand on the proposed calendar revision...
...audience would probably not affect programming, Kalmus explained. "It will still be primarily for the Harvard community." He said that present plans include the continuation of AM broadcasting...