Word: attractants
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...backing a free, pass-fail fifth course, the nine professors on the CEP rejected arguments that the plan would attract too many students and put too much pressure on Harvard's classroom space and teacher supply. There will probably be some strain, Ford said, but the CEP felt it would be manageable...
...group chose Cambridge as a recruitment center because it wants to attract Harvard students and faculty members, and becouse it already has several members from Brandeis and Northeastern...
According to Friedman, it would take from $4 to $6 billion to attract enough men into the service to end the draft. A Defense Department official, who argued that "econometrics is still an art, not a science," painted a picture of the voluntary army that would cost $17 billion a year...
Friedman cited a report indicating that if the government spent an additional four to six million dollars a year on military salaries, it could attract enough men into the army to end the draft, and still maintain a three million man force...
...their field. "If you just left in the things that every doctor should know," he worries, "it would be unpalatable. It would be like eating sawdust." Another professor, however, is sure that lecturers would drop the essential in favor of the new and exciting. "If we didn't attract students...