Word: discussing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Freshmen will get a chance to meet the tutors and some of the House Masters today and tomorrow to discuss their House applications. At these meetings, prospective applicants can ask questions about the House, in regard to rooms, tutorial staff, and prices. Students are requested to file applications before spring vacation. A list of consultation hours for next week will appear Monday...
...agencies will speak. Thomas Callahan, travel director of N.S.A., will tell about preliminaries before travelling, while John Bowman '53, a counsel for the Office of Student Travel, will speak on low cost transportation. Donald R. MacJannet, owner of a summer camp in the Swiss Alps, will show slides and discuss qualifications for counsellors in his camp...
...also said that since he was a layman, people often do not take note of his views on schooling, but that Frederick R. Rogers, author of the pamphlet was "a well-versed educator ... and well-qualified to discuss progressive education...
Then it happened. As his party caucus met to discuss France's latest attempt to form a government, there were rumblings of revolt in the Gaullist ranks. His followers thirsted for the plums of office. At the height of the caucus debate, the general turned on his loyal lieutenant, Edmond Barrachin: "Without me, sir, you would not be a Deputy." Snapped Barrachin: "Without you, mon Général, I would be a Minister." When the showdown came, Barrachin toed the party line, but 27 other Gaullists bolted. They were still right-wingers, but they felt that...
Last week, during the intermission of Alcestis (see below), Tenor Martinelli, 66, was holding court as usual, elegant in evening clothes. He had a lot more to discuss with his friends and courtiers than old times at the Met. A man who still bubbles with force, Martinelli is lifting his voice in public again on TV programs, and having the time of his life. Says Martinelli: "Old tenors never die, they simply fade away...