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The awards are made each year "to American citizens of exceptional promise who, because of arbitrary barriers, such as race, cultural background, or region of residence, have not had the fullest opportunity to develope their abilities."
The time conflict would develope on June 16, when a first-year course in Agency is scheduled to take place along with the second deferment test. Students have no choice of dates in the draft test.
The second feature, "The Spy Ring," is about spies. It's actually worse than most second run features. The opening scene given definite promise that the picture will develope into something pretty miserable, and the spectator is not disappointed. There are chases in the night, airplanes, motorcycles, machine guns, and...
An editorial competition of the CRIMSON is the only known way to break into the journalistic game without degenerating into a lowly journalist. Not that I wish to give the impression that editorial writers are over conscious of their calling as artists, but it is worth getting straight at the...
"I have already often expressed my great liking and admiration for America and its people. . . . I simpathise (sic) with their sincerity. . . . The Old and New Wrd (World) can learn much from each other mutually. . ; . Exchange of thought is a great richness we can develope (sic) on both sides. . . ."