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...differences in the educational structure of the two universities makes planning such an exchange difficult, remarked Pipes. "No attempt is made at Leningrad to broaden students; instead they have five years of disciplined well-defined centralization," he added...
...popularity of Wilson Lodge and the enthusiasm which greeted the plans for the new Quad represent a challenge to the club system. Opinions vary on how the clubs will meet it. One theory says that they will try to broaden themselves intellectually in order to compete with the alternative on its own terms; another says they will retreat into their social shell and let those with intellectual predilections go elsewhere--in this version, they will become much like the the Harvard clubs, small and selective...
When word first circulated on Wall Street in October 1957 that a plan was being considered to broaden public ownership in the company, the nonvoting common stock was selling for about $175 a share on the American Stock Exchange. It has risen steadily since then and closed at $445 a share the day before the plan was announced. Next day it scooted up 40 points to close at week...
This casting procedure is an effort "to broaden the base" of Eliot House dramatics and train actors for the group's regular productions according to Hancock. The readings, to be held in the Junior Common Room, are the main feature of a three-part program of activities outlined this week by the recently reorganized Drama Group...
...LABOR POLICY will broaden power of National Labor Relations Board to handle disputes in smaller firms. In past, board heard only cases that had big effect on commerce; in future, it will also hear cases of retail firms with sales as small as $500,000, other firms with sales...