Word: audits
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...clock: Hooton is renowned for his Anthropology 10, which follows Mankind up from the Ape. The course is not easy--there is an inordinate emphasis on fact. The lectures, however, are witty and spicy. This is a fine course to audit. (Geographical Institute...
Twelve O'clock: Dekuatel's Art of the Twentieth Century, Fine Arts 170b, (Toulouse-Lautree to the present), is a good course to audit. Lectures are average (Fogg Large Room...
...circulation had ebbed. Then Popular Publications took over, turned it into a slick, and it started up. Last April, Mason, onetime associate editor of the Sunday supplement This Week, moved in. He borrowed some old tricks, and added some circulation-getting new ones. His latest circulation claim, which the Audit Bureau of Circulations would confirm or deny in due course, touched off the kind of he-man's war of words between him and Purdy that Argosy's and True's red-blooded readers had a right to expect...
...fellow aldermen weren't so understanding of the "professor." From the start, Douglas was a gadfly, a windmill-tilter, a nagging conscience and a sponsor of lost causes. He banged away at the corrupt school system, at excessive transit fares, at the enormous city budget. He published an audit of his city salary showing that he netted only $16.72 for the year after paying the expenses of office. The boys resented the implication that only a grafter could make ends meet...