Word: finds
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...project, an Advanced Research Projects Agency, gets under way. McElroy did not specify which service would operate the weapons system once it was developed, but the split-up of a development project that was, in fact, a single problem seemed an odd way to get efficiency-unless McElroy could find a way to pool the best brains of the Army and Air Force for the project...
...putting up candidates for county and municipal offices where Democrats have never had a chance. The Democrats already have one of Kansas' six congressional seats, have high hopes of gaining one or two more this November. The Republican factions are still too busy snapping at each other to find a good candidate to throw against Docking in the November election...
...University hopes that students living out will find accomodations in supervised rooming houses or in private dwellings. Although there would be no parietal rules as such, the Dean's Office would inform proprietors of what it considers reasonable behavior and ask them to report extraordinary occurences...
...liberal arts college, it is particularly distressing to find a field such as music shutting out, to a greater and greater extent, the general student in the interests of the concentrators. If a choice must be made, a broad education for all students should be of more concern than the more vocational problems of the concentrators. Ideally, the department should be able to supply these general courses without doing it at the expense of the concentrators. Presumably, many of them would welcome the addition of courses in the history and literature area, in which they only have three...
...final pantomines of the evening belonged to M. Marceau and his classic creation, Bip. "Bip as the Botany Professor," and "Bip as a Lion Tamer" are M. Marceau at his best. For those who could neither find tickets nor, for that matter, afford the prices, M. Marceau opens tomorrow in New York and remains there until February...