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Since only a fractions of the early decision applicants are accepted to the fall, the program is an added burden for the Admissions Committee. It also creates advisory difficulties for high school guidance counselors, who can not adequately assess their students qualifications for the plan...
...nations and needy Asian countries could negotiate bilateral aid agreements. The club has since grown from eleven to 20 members -frankly, if unofficially, referred to as six donors and 14 recipients.* Last week in Bangkok, at the organization's annual Consultative Committee conference, 300-odd delegates met to assess the plan's achievements to date...
Lewthwaite said night that the poll was not designed as a device "specifically to extend freshman parietal hours, but merely as a means to assess the present situation...
Looking toward the big year of 1964, politicians of both parties tried to assess last week's off-year elections in terms of the explosive power of the civil rights issue. The results were inconclusive. The issue had no megaton power - yet. But even though it cast its sparks in all directions, it plainly was much more than a Fourth of July plaything...
Lamar emphasized, however, that it was still impossible to truly assess the potential of the team. To date it has had little opportunity for scrimmage, today being its first real opportunity. Nonetheless, Lamar feels their enthusiasm and desire to play will carry them a long way, and also hopes that the team will jell today...