Word: attractants
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Third, the Tanganyikan government offers more responsible positions to students participating for the entire year. And fourth, Miss Liebhafsky hopes that the "more serious commitment" required by a year-long program will attract a more dedicated group...
...seems incredible that a University which can attract such speakers to its campus cannot provide adequate space for its students to hear them. Sanders Theatre seats 1200 when jammed to capacity. Rindge Tech Auditorium, which seats 1500, is available at the whim of the Cambridge School Committee, which denied it to Barnett and presumably will do the same to Wallace...
Hundreds of Harvard students sat outside through the rain and cold of Friday night to section for limited-enrollment Nat Sci 6 the next morning, Seasoned observers, however, doubted the extent of their dedication science. Last spring William W. Howells '30 predicted his new lower-level course would "attract all the least energentic minds in the University...
...that would provide seed money (furnished by S & Ls ) to start savings and loan associations in Latin America. The S & Ls' aggressive push to expand their horizons is sure to create a battle with commercial banks, whose "friendly bankers" are now making a harder pitch than ever to attract the little man's money
...festival for the Madonna del Soccorso, guardian of fishermen, was held last weekend. There were street fairs with band concerts to attract the secular, and special masses for the pious. Sunday's parade of the streets, starting in the early afternoon, was the biggest show. A statue of the Madonna, carried under a portable canopy, was led by brass bands through every street in the North End. A man with pins walked beside it, and gave them out to all to pin money onto the ribbons flowing from the canopy. The parade ended with a ceremony featuring prayers...