Word: expectation
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...faculty committee made the formal revisions in the rulebook "Regulations for Undergraduate Organizations in Harvard College," changing the wording to include provisions for Radcliffe membership. There still must be at least ten Harvard members of a group seeking recognition as an approved undergraduate organization. Dean Brown and Dean Watson expect that some clubs will continue separately in the two colleges. The new rules, however, allow Harvard clubs to admit Radcliffe students...
Austerity & Growth. Finance Minister Ichimada does not expect an overnight cure for Japan's expansion troubles. Japan's international payments may actually wind up $400 million in the red by the end of fiscal 1958. But for fiscal 1959 he hopes to balance Japanese trade by boosting exports to $3.1 billion while holding imports to $3.2 billion. Instead of leaping ahead by 10% to 20% each year, national income and industrial production may only grow 3% or 4% next year. Says Finance Minister Ichimada, who calls himself "a realistic optimist": "Our keynote is austerity. There...
There are, of course, definite advantages to training a Harvard man at Harvard for a Harvard professorship. Such a man will certainly know what the faculty, department, and students expect of him. This system will perpetuate the department's high standards, but it will also perpetuate some undesirable ones. To avoid a closed room type of intellectual atmosphere, a department could demand that its members spend at least a year teaching at other universities. At present, when a junior faculty members accepts an appointment at another university, he is rarely considered a few years later for a professorship--even...
...reply has been received from the White House as yet, but the two expect some sort of answer shortly. They seemed rather unconcerned about the possibilities of their not coming back. "As an immigrant," said Boulukos, "I feel this would be but a small token to repay America for the great opportunity of being one of its citizens...
...less since the industry will add another 5,000,000 tons to its current 138 million-ton annual capacity. Thus, actual production will keep pace with this year's. Added Blough: the industry's customers are living off inventories built up in 1956 and early 1957. "We expect this reduction will continue into next year. But every ton of steel taken out of these inventories will eventually go back...