Word: c
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...appointment of Hughes will relieve the History Department of its current staff depletion, which is due to retirement, sabbatical leaves, and the attraction of positions at other universities. Hughes' field of Italian history had been partly covered by Professor Donald C. McKay, who left Harvard for Amherst last year...
Much of the independent vote in American presidential elections is a myth, stated Joseph C. Palamountain, Jr., in his lecture, "The Two-Party System: Is There a Choice?" last Thursday afternoon in Lamont...
...second evening of the conference, "General Education and the Secondary Schools" will be discussed by Barnaby C. Keeney, President of Brown; Alan R. Blackmer, Director of Studies at Phillips Academy; Francis Keppel, Dean of the School of Education at Harvard, and Lloyd S. Michael, Superintendent of High Schools, Evanston, Illinois...
...mixed doubles, round one, D. Dustin and P. Marx beat J. Rydel and E. Beer, 6-2, forfeit; W. Tucker and C. Hansohka beat T. Lyttleton and D. Spencer, 6-0, 6-1; J. Stokes and R. Converse beat L. Youman and M. Russell, 6-2, 1-6, 6-3; H. Watchel and B. Bradbury defeated E. B. Senehi and A. McCormick by forfeit...
What angered the insurgents was the fact that Virginia-Carolina's sales in 1955 were down 9.3% to $77 million annually. In the past nine months V-C profits slipped 50% to $329,000. Furthermore, V-C had never paid a dividend to common stockholders, while funneling out $17 million since 1946 to preferred stockholders (largely Allied Chemical & Dye Corp., also a good customer). Insurgents also criticized the fact that President Howell had a big stock option in addition to his $78,000 annual salary, reportedly made more than $100,000 in the past 20 months...