Word: discussing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Poole stated that committees from the two organizations would soon convene in order to discuss possible topics and speakers for the debates, which will be held next fall...
During the next few days, Congress will discuss the reorganization of the Executive Branch of the government. President Truman started sending plans to rework various sections of the Executive to Capitol Hill last year when he submitted seven, six of which were adopted. He based his recommendations on reports by the Hoover Commission which Congress established in 1947 to suggest ways of untangling the federal bureaucracy. This March, Truman submitted 21 more proposals slated to go into effect on May 24 unless Congress disapproved of them...
There is no doubt that Mrs. Brown is Virginia Woolf's heroine, too. Her essays discuss books, literary currents, social questions, but fundamentally their concern is with people. They are full of subtle portraits, penetrating yet sympathetic, always economically drawn. The characters, one sometimes feels, are created with too much sympathy, but they are never unreal. In their creation, Mrs. Woolf has followed her dictum about Mrs. Brown; "She is an old lady of unlimited capacity and infinite variety . . . the things she says and the things she does and her eyes and her nose and her speech and her silence...
...second of two articles on a union leader's plan for "management-sharing" in industry. Yesterday's article sketched the history and background of the plan; today's will take up the details of the plan, and discuss its limitations and possibilities...
David C. Poskanzer '50 will discuss the history of Harvard education and his own report at 7:30 p.m. tonight at an open meeting in the Noble Room of Phillips Brooks House. This will be Poskanzer's first public appearance since his report on Harvard education was published last year...