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Dubbed CHALLENGE, the program's general purpose is to "broaden the cultural horizons of intelligent but economically disadvantaged Cambridge boys and to acquaint them with some of the opportunities that the future holds," according to Elisha Gray '66, director of the project...
Ford said that the heavy Faculty support which the liberalized C.L.G.S. program received in December 1962--when the option of an Honors degree in general studies was extended to all thesis-writing seniors--indicated that steps to broaden the base of departmental Honors would also be well received...
...cannot use the Arab-owned Suez Canal, it must divide its fleet between Israel's Mediterranean and Red Sea ports, thus cannot always have its ships where it needs them most. Wydra's plan to serve nonkosher as well as kosher food aboard the Shalom to broaden the ship's appeal brought on protests from Israel's vociferous orthodox party that forced him to back down. ZIM also faces a severe shortage of skilled seamen; it is so bad, in fact, that Wydra must allow ships' officers and some crew members to take their families...
...York for a photo feature on the export version of a recent Jayne Mansfield movie. Freely for sale, cheap in the Square is Jayne Mansfield's Wild, Wild World, with an obscenity density of 27.60 and the same pictures "Playboy" dared to run. "Playboy," in attempting to broaden the sexual experience of its audience, reached too far down and has to be slapped back up again. Fanny Hill's malefaction is both to broaden and to elevate. The book succeeds in showing that sex need be neither an indecorous procreative necessity, as the better people ought to believe...
...what amounted to a fundamental organizational change, Tocsin voted last night to broaden its strict focus on disarmament to include research and action on all the social, political, and economic issues in the United States that relate in some way to peace...