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Richard L. Solomon, associate professor of Social Psychology, also disapproved of the ban. He felt, however, that "going steady" could be "most constructive." When the interests of the "steady" couple complement each other, the practice "could help broaden intellectual horizons," he stated...
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...export drive is hampered by Japan's limited railroad and trucking facilities. A million and a half tons of goods are now piled up at railroad sidings waiting shipment to docks. To break such bottlenecks and broaden its export base, Japan will import 1,300,000 tons of steel...
...biggest newcomer, Giant Step (Nov. 7, 7:30 p.m.), will broaden the financial horizon for young people (ages 7-17) with vast knowledge. Top prize: a four-year scholarship to a college of the contestant's choice and, as a plum for graduating seniors, a junket around the world...
...powerful weapon in the Russian people's struggle for liberation from the Czars, was plunged into confusion after the establishment of the Soviet state. Many famous authors (Kuprin, Bunin) went into exile voluntarily; disillusionment led others (Yesenin, Mayakovsky) to suicide. To give literature drive and direction, and broaden its appeal, the party formed the Union of Soviet Writers, headed by famed Maxim Gorky. But Gorky's optimistic ideas about "socialist realism" did not suit Stalin. The dictator found his man in Fadeyev, the steely-eyed...