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...biggest weakness in the magazine war's battle line seems to be one of omission. Short, again, on accurate information, the publications have been forced simply to mention that both countries can employ atomic weapons, without really being able to say who can use them more often and more effectively. Most military writers think that we can. And these writers, point out something that the magazines may have forgotten. Spending enough to match Russia man-for-man and plane for plane during the cold war might cripple our economy almost as much as if the Great Magazine War erupts into...
This year's summer session staff will be the largest in the history of the school. In addition to 70 members of the faculty, the school will employ 50 instructors from other universities to aid in teaching more than 165 courses to more than 3000 students. The session opens July...
Ipswich, Massachusetts, is a town of about 7,000 people. It has two factories, which together employ about 500 from the town. There is a bank and a theater. Ipswich's best-known product is the Ipswich clam; the town's chief landmark is a long sandy beach...
...hour symphony concert admits at most only three spots for commercials, as opposed to the limitless advertising time on a half hour show such as the Hit Parade. Third, the radio station, and hence the sponsor, has to pay more to hire a large orchestra than it does to employ a smaller group...
...Council members who favored approval of the bill claimed that there was valid precedent for their action. They cited the Barnes Bill hearing two years ago when the Council opposed legislation banning communist sympathizers from University employ. But this is not valid precedent; the Barnes Bill, if enacted, would have had great impact on College educational policy. This is not true of the transportation reduction bill...