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...help handle the cost of their education. Not many of them come back to the Times permanently, but a hefty 50% stay in journalism. Which is all that Times Publisher-Editor Nelson Poynter is after. "I just think it's worthwhile perpetuating the breed," he says...
...University Professor after five and a half years as Ambassador, says he doesn't know how any diplomat survives without being a semi-historian. Tokyo-born, an eminent scholar in Japanese history and fluent in the language, Reischauer admits that all of these assets made him a new breed of diplomat...
...Perhaps those students who 25 years ago "tramped off to the Post Office to enlist en masse" were of a different breed than the Class of '66. If that is so, I am ashamed to be a member of the present generation...
...Radcliffe--are not, as appears, mutually contradictory. At present, they appear to be unreconcilable. If the Radcliffe Administration hopes to establish a firm sense of college identity, it must first decide for itself which course it intends to follow. Forcing unwilling students to conform to a preconceived notion will breed opposition, not unity.'One of the major difficulties with the House plan is that it assumes a strong need and desire for cohesiveness among Radcliffe students. In a school where the admissions policy is admittedly geared to individuality, such a view seems unrealistic...
Track and cross country, sports dependent on physical maturity and individual training, show a decline in competitors after the sophomore year but then a rise before the senior year. Runners, especially those of Coach Bill McCurdy, are a breed unto themselves...