Word: assigned
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Both alternatives, however, fail to fill the demand. The Housing Office lists but a handful of weekend tourist homes, most of which fill up weeks in advance. Bound by the fire laws, Radcliffe dormitories can only assign guests the beds of girls who have left for the weekend--and big social weekends are hardly the time for a mass exodus from Radcliffe. If they wish to avoid the trials of Pumley, students must try the outlying suburbs or high priced hotels...
...confidently for more than two hours on Argentina's need for friendlier relations with the U.S. When he finished, Remorino. who had been expected to deliver a devastating reply, merely asked for coffee. Later, Remorino told the President: "Paz is at your disposal. To what post shall I assign him?" The President replied: "Today more than ever we need Paz in Washington...
...John E. Ivey Jr., the program has invaded every aspect of higher education. Today, 14 states belong to it, and each year hundreds of students who cannot get the training they need in their own states apply to it for help. If the board accepts a student, it can assign him to a school in another state. The student's home legislature foots the bill: $1,500 a year for medical and dental students, $1,000 for veterinarians, $750 for nurses and social workers...
This fall, the board will assign more than 1,000 students, send more than $1,000,000 in extra fees to various institutions. But that is only a fraction of its work. In three years, the board has become not only a vast student clearinghouse, but also a planning agency that is rapidly turning Southern campuses into one prosperous university...
Even CRIMSON cartoonist David G. Broaten '46, who pictured Lamont as above shortly before it opened in 1949, would never have anticipated the function members of the Class Day committee are currently trying to assign the library...