Word: fair
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...only one lecture on his field. How can the student avoid touching only very high points of a problem or a philosophy by such hasty and touchy sampling? Dartmouth's Great Issues course, admittedly still in the experimental stage, must fact this sort of probing. Because it is probably fair to say that the Dartmouth student generally seems to be less critical than his Cambridge counterpart, it is possible that he benefits more from this sort of course...
...House president, in noting the group's acceptance of office space, said that he considered it fair for the religious clubs to make use of any space not already occupied by the Association, Students Council housing agency and selective service office...
...Nathan B. Blumberg, assistant professor of journalism at the University of Nebraska, last week published One-Party Press?, a study of the 1952 election coverage in 35 U.S. newspapers. His conclusion: "A majority of the newspapers in this study-18-met the highest standards of fair news presentation, and a large number of newspapers-11-showed no significant degrees of partiality that would warrant a charge of unfairness. The six newspapers found to have demonstrated partiality in their news columns constitute a minority...
...Texas is becoming increasingly rich in oil paintings. To help catch the flow, Houston's art museum is readying a new wing; in San Antonio a new museum chock-full of French impressionists will open next month. In Dallas, the preview of the art exhibition at the state fair drew 900 people last week-twice as many as ever before. And the next night the spanking new $500,000 art museum opened at Fort Worth...
Last week at 72, Organist Mayer found himself the center of a major ruckus that involved socialites and Senators, a fair share of Army brass and two Presidents of the U.S. The crux of the matter: Mayer is past the compulsory retirement age for civil servants, and he is not ready to retire...