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...When TIME'S story went to press, latest Audit Bureau of Circulation figures available listed Redbook's circulation at 2,591,676; a new A.B.C. figure published since then confirms Reader Thorn...
...program is the writing of a 250-page essay or the completion of a project "which must justify by its scope and quality the freedom which has been granted him." This freedom consists of no formal course requirements for the entire Senior year, although the Scholars are encouraged to audit whatever courses they like. Aside from the project, the only requirement is an oral examination in the Scholar's field at the end of the year...
...hundred ten students have signed up to take or audit Jone's course, only a few more than are enrolled in Tate's English S-163, Aspects of the Impressionistic Novel. His English S-173, Modern Poetry, has 170 students...
...news crackles out of Washington into headlines; sometimes it comes more quietly, between the hard covers of an important book. This week TIME appraises Political Scientist Henry A. Kissinger's Nuclear Weapons arid Foreign Policy, a hard-hitting independent audit of the U.S.-Communist struggle. Scholar Kissinger presents a provocative array of ideas on U.S. diplomatic and military policy. See NATIONAL AFFAIRS, The Cold War & the Small...
...Audit. In Milwaukee, Mrs. Patricia Heaton. 18, sought an annulment after learning on the second day of her marriage that her 21-year-old husband had borrowed money for the wedding and was not a man of "considerable financial means'' as he had claimed...