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...never had before. Said he: "I want you to make a revolution in the country. I want a revolution. I believe we have to make it before others seize the chance to make one. If we don't, they will. If you cannot perform the heavy task I assign you, I will fire...
...fitness. Actually, for the man with a job, the excretes may be more harmful than beneficial if it requires him to make up time lost in afternoon exercise by sleeping less at night. If University officials are concerned about the physical condition of under-par freshmen, they should still assign the 300 students who annually fail the step-test to a special course, and give more emphasis to the intra-mural program for the rest. The time problem has occasionally been recognized elsewhere. Team managers, who rarely do much exercising, are excused from physical training. In past years, freshmen working...
Faithful Judy B. In the house the situation was somewhat different: the speaker, George Diener, is a Craig man. He promptly assigned the bill to committee, but not to the Roads Committee. It went to the Judiciary B Committee, known around the Statehouse as "Judy B." Why assign the bill to Judy B ? Said Craig Floor Leader John Feighner: "This is more than a road problem. There are a lot of legal problems involved. And there are some clear-thinking men on that committee." Hardly anyone in the Statehouse missed the point: the Roads Committee was evenly divided between Craig...
Although all sophomores applying to Houses will continue to be accepted, each House will assign a cross-section of sophomore to its entry in Claverly...
...chance for administrative improvement lies in the assignment of judges. Explains Vanderbilt: "It is intolerably bad business administration to have some judges overworked while others sit by half idle . . . This means that someone must be given the power to assign the trial judges to those courts where they are most needed." The obvious person to be given this administrative power, says Vanderbilt, is the top judicial officer in each state (in most cases, the chief justice...