Word: exchangees
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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If man can get to the moon, he can eventually transport missiles. Missile sites located underground, or planted in craters on the far side of the moon (never seen from earth), would be beyond observation, and thus beyond target spotting, of earth-based attackers. Even if there were a missile...
CASH DIVIDENDS on common stocks listed on New York Stock Exchange rose to record high of $6.7 billion during first nine months, 5.4% higher than in same period in 1958.
She is, of course, an irrepressible capitalist ("The Rolls is the only sports car I will drive in a Russian blizzard"), shows dangerous bourgeois-individualistic tendencies by riding her tricycle on the frozen Baltic, and utters subversive observations ("Everybody watches everybody in Moscow"). But she makes up for it by...
In return for the jobs, the Council and other groups around the country who are taking part in the exchange must find positions for an equal number of European students. Other participants include Yale and Columbia.
Dean Monro has proposed that the group concern itself with such topics as freshmen living in the Houses, non-Honors tutorial, and possible exchange programs with colleges abroad.