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...faculty--the kind that would be interested in mak- ing such detailed analysis of its students. Only fourteen members have doctorates. In addition, Case calls it far from the ideal size, in spite of the high faculty-student ratio. More members, according to him, are needed in order to furnish an intellectual climate for the faculty as a whole. The students keep the faculty on their toes with stimulus from "good, bright, eager undergraduate minds...
Political awareness is even higher among college students, who, while comprising only 20 percent of the 18-21 age group, will furnish virtually all future public administrators. Experience in Georgia, where the 18 year age limit has been law since 1943, shows that the vote has made college students much more aware of their political responsibilities, and this heightened interest has persuaded many to enter government and politics...
Because plastic surgeons see so much of the damage done by avoidable accidents in the home, the association voted to set up a committee on child safety, with Dr. Kiskadden as chairman, to furnish speakers to groups of parents...
Colonel Dupuy's plans, though requiring an unprecedented degree of planning and cooperation between military and civilian departments, should prove mutually beneficial to College and Army. The twelve weeks of camp also--while not an idyllic prospect for a summer--will furnish the best setting for the necessary, mechanical training of the Army...
...Executive, not as Republicans arrayed against the Democrats. Even that solid Percheron of New Dealism, New York's Herbert Lehman, defended his last month's vote for McCarthy's committee appropriation by saying: "To withhold all funds from a legally constituted committee of the Senate would furnish grounds for a plausible claim that its activities has been sabotaged." This congressional esprit was one of the factors that Stevens underestimated...