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...farmer often uses "very slipshod methods" in selecting a wife. "The eligible-bachelor farmer falls victim of a moonlight night, or a dulcet voice, or a sniff of My Sin, never giving a thought as to whether or not the creature in his arms can strip a cow dry or hoist the back end of a wagon . . . Farmers don't usually fall in love with the deep-bosomed, wide-hipped, somewhat unimaginative women who make the best farm wives...
...into the U.S., each student must satisfy two basic requirements: he must have at least a bachelor's degree in science or engineering, and he must speak English. But simple as those requirements sound, each man is carefully selected by his own government and the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission to carry out the task of opening up a whole new era to his country. "Most of these students," says the school's director, Norman Hilberry, "are from countries just getting into this sort of work. What we are trying to do is to give them a feeling...
...fellowships are valued at $1,500, with one for study towards the S.T.B. and the other for graduate work beyond the Bachelor of Divinity degree. The recipient of the third award, which is worth $3,500, will be chosen from "mature men, including Christian leaders from Europe, Africa, and Asia...
...overall enlargement provides for six of these research scholarships, six graduate awards, and 12 for men working for the regular Bachelor of Divinity degree...
...sciences course each semester. Amid his voluminous engineering schedule, however, the Tech student often regards his liberal arts course as a superfluous burden and gives it only secondary attention. Other engineering schools, notably those of Northwestern and Cornell, have five year program in effect; but they only grant single Bachelor of Science degrees. Outside educators also find that these schools waste early years on secondary school level material and thus later have to stress technical work rather than liberal arts...