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...program. Harvard, although it did not begin its intensification until 1949, quickly set up administration-alumni liaison, remanned Schools and Scholarships Committees, sent men out from University Hall on field trips, and issued handbooks explaining the set-up to alumni. Yale also issued a handbook for alumni, including criteria for admissions, and information on financial aid and expenses. Noyes' office expects to revise the book shortly, in order to bring alumni up to date on the program...
...nicest thing about "The Wonderful Country," besides Lea's own illustrations, is that it's all plot and takes around four hours to read. If you can judge westerns by the usual criteria of literary excellence, then the book's worst flaw is that the reader frequently doesn't know who is killing whom, when, where, and why. Of course this might make little difference to the affilcionado, but I'm one and I like to know what is going...
...present criteria for deferment as an undergraduate are either a score of 70 percent or higher on the test, or a rank in the upper half of the freshman class, the upper two-thirds of the sophomore class, or the upper three-quarters of the junior class...
Gissen himself reviews one book a week, sometimes two, on rare occasions has done three. "If TIME'S reviews are different from most, it's not because we consciously try to make them different," he says. "The writing criteria are the same as those that govern the rest of the magazine: keep the cliché out - both in phraseology and idea; write a review that is interesting to read for itself; tell whether the reviewer thinks the book is worth reading, whether it has anything...
...Criteria for admission to this executive training program are accomplishments rather than formal training. There are no educational prerequisites, and the courses are designed to supplement or serve in place of company methods for developing and upgrading their...