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Dick Clasby, the 1953 varsity football captain, tells why he chose Harvard over the many football schools bidding for his services in an article entitled, "I'll Take Harvard Football," in this week's Saturday Evening Post.
The individual schools will then decide how much financial aid--if any--they will award to each applicant; these offers will be compiled and published by the Service as a check on bidding.
After almost a year and a half of planning, the College Entrance Examination Board next week will inaugurate full-scale national operation of the College Scholarship Service, its answer to competitive bidding by colleges for exceptional students. The announcement was made yesterday by William C. Fels, associate director of the...
One boulder gave them a Geiger count of 10,000. Then they noticed that a landslide ^ from a 200-ft. hill had pushed the "hot" uranium rocks down toward the creek. Said Cab Driver Clem Walton: Nature has done a remarkable thing for us." Working up the hillside, with Geigers...
The grinding monotone of competitive bidding filled the ballrooms of Washington's Mayflower Hotel. For nearly two weeks, 3,000 bridge players had been fidgeting, frowning and fussing with their cards while they sat through 10,860 hands and struggled for six national titles at the 26th annual Summer...