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...present Miss Michelson is continuing her research with hopes of raising enough of the rodents to complete the work proposed by the Muscular Dystrophy Association of America. This will entail raising about 400 animals a month, a substantial increase over the eight or ten which are born each week...
...further advantage of the law would be that the teachers would not be absent for as long a time when "the need for them is so desperate," Elder added. The active reserves would only entail attendance at weekly training sessions...
...specialist. Potter advises: "If all else fails [find] at least two arguably misplaced punctuation marks, then say . . . 'If, as we hope, there is to be a second edition, certain small errors and inconsistencies can be put right.'" Novels pose a knottier problem: "[It] may even entail actual reading of the first and last chapters...
...presently planned, the initial program will entail financial support from Harvard students for village development to be undertaken by Indian students in Delhi. In return, Indians will not only raise an equivalent amount of money, but also send substantial cultural material to Cambridge. Possibilities of expanding the program from an exchange by students to an actual exchange of students is one of the long-range ideas that could be beneficial...
...past two years the editors have explored dozens of complex problems in the essay, ranging from unemployment and the psychology of salesmanship to the federal budget, the capital gains tax and atomic power. Despite their brevity and sharpness, these essays entail some of the most intensive work that goes into the magazine, often reflecting the research of a dozen or more TIME bureaus. The essay "Executive Trappings" (Jan. 24), for instance, was the result of thorough investigation into the methods various companies use in handling the matter of executive prerogatives, of who rates the rugs. At first glance this...