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Biology 1, seventh in 1952-53, dropped to 14th place with 333. The ever-popular Gov. 155a is 15th, with 331, while English 170a is 16th, attracting 292 students...
...international area came up this year with an acceptable substitute for Payson Wild, who left for Northwestern last year. Bundy conducted the ever-popular 170, International Law, and 185, the U. S. in World Politics; but the preliminary catalogue lists no 1950-51 instructor for this pair. Emerson, Hopper, and Cheever split up the rest of a somewhat pedestrian selection...
...advertising was confined to the ever-popular subject of sex or to typical political promises of unlimited liquor. The possibilities of the air-waves did not escape the attention of two candidates, who played "Smoke, Smoke, Smoke That Cigarette" from their Holworthy window all yesterday afternoon, until cut short by a University police raid...
...ever-popular Radcliffe teas, sponsored by the PBH Freshman Committee, are unique, as teas go, in that genuine Orange Pekoe, in cups with handles is served together with cream, sugar, and even a slice of lemon. Here, under afternoon lights, newcomers, shy or otherwise, will have an opportunity to meet incoming Radcliffe Freshmen and transfer students. The generally well-attended teas will be the first since February...
...that he could (if he wanted to do some wishful thinking about the future) make the headlines say that he had pulled off the almost forgotten trick of balancing the budget. The figures also told him, and so did some of his advisers, that he might easily take the ever-popular step of recommending tax cuts...