Word: correctional
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Please correct the error made in your Laughton article where you state: ". . . Chautauqua in 1925 quickly and quietly faded away." In my opinion, this worthwhile institution is very much alive today at Chautauqua. Its religious and cultural programs are without parallel. During the season the Chautauqua Symphony programs are broadcast to a nationwide audience. The summer opera maintains highest musical standards. New York University offers extension work there to a host of educators from all parts of the country...
These programs will probably be accomplished, if Sarah Lawrence demonstrates its past tendencies to improve itself as it matures. The administration has constantly shown a remarkable ability to analyze its own weaknesses and to correct them. Because of Harold Taylor, Dean Raushenbush and an understanding faculty, one may safely predict that Sarah Lawrence will continue to blaze its own academic trails.Historian HANS ROGGER, presently associated with the Russian Research Center at Harvard, talks to a group of students after a class...
Yearly changes in correct savoir faire from 1811 to the era of Emily Post, and rare, extensive information about the woman suffrage fight in America can be studied by Harvard and 'Cliffe under-graduates in the Radcliffe Women's Archives. which provides a rich source for theais material in many fields...
...very polite, and diplomatically correct. The West expressed doubts that Germany can be unified until free elections include the Soviet zone. The West wondered whether Russia intends to give Germany back the seized lands east of the Oder-Neisse rivers. And the West expressed grave reservations about letting a unified and independent Germany arm itself: arming inside a European army is one thing; arming on its own would be a "backward step." As France's Robert Schuman put it the day before: "Never leave Germany to herself is my principle...
...Four history students at California's St. Mary's College decided to take a quick public poll, asked 264 citizens in downtown Oakland a few questions on important current events. Sample question: "What is the Point Four Program?" Answers: technical assistance to underdeveloped nations (correct), 5%; some sort of foreign aid, 1.3%; no idea...