Word: enjoy
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Girls say that they enjoy the faculty teas and special interest dinners, such as the East House Government dinner, for the sherry and small talk. However, they insist that increased numbers of these activities create only illusory contact with the faculty. "You don't really get to know a professor if you only see him once at a tea," complained a girl. She and many others prefer continued, informal and personal contact with one or two faculty members...
Cornell, meanwhile, should thoroughly enjoy its final game playing Penn at Philadelphia. Penn has tried all sorts of techniques in an effort to draw some good football out of its players, but few of them have been very successful...
...Three. Federal and local spending will also rise next year, by about $1 billion a quarter. Recent congressional elections helped fan the new optimism among businessmen, who may vote Republican and deplore Government deficits, but are prepared to enjoy the benefits of Democratic spending habits. The economy's weakest point is that businessmen themselves are scarcely in a heavy spending mood. A recent McGraw-Hill survey of planned capital outlays in 1963 found that manufacturers, whose spending has the most impact on the economy, intend to increase their capital investment by only a disappointing 1.3% next year. But capital...
...steady growth is Japan's plan to reduce tariffs on a wide range of manufactured goods, including whisky, in the near future. Imported whiskies, which now command $11 a fifth in Japan, may then sell for as little as $6 -which, given the snob appeal that foreign products enjoy in Japan, will make them closely competitive with Suntory. Preparing for that day, President Saji has launched a major advertising campaign, sponsoring such made-in-Hollywood TV shows as 77 Sunset Strip. The campaign sells prestige and national pride. One newspaper ad shows a Japanese man-of-distinction relaxing...
...argument that freshmen would be deprived of their Union and would therefore suffer is not convincing. Freshmen would still have the main floor and the cavernous dining hall exclusively to themselves, in addition to their common rooms in the Yard. And the Yardlings might even enjoy and profit from meeting upperclassmen...