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Students will have to pay or show their bursar cards to gain admittance to Soldiers Field for all athletic events on Saturday, April 24, and May 1, 8, and 15, according to the Department of Athletics. Undergraduates will be admitted at gate 2 (opposite the Business School) or get 9 (entrance from Automobile Parking Field...
...JUST LOOK AT WHAT'S HAPPENING IN BOSTON," said a full-page ad that ran in the Boston Post and six New York, Chicago and other metropolitan papers last week. What was happening, as an accompanying chart made clear, was that the Post had gained more than 100,000 advertising lines over a year ago, v. a minute gain for Hearst's Record-American, a drop of more than 175,000 lines for the Globe, and a drop of more than 300,000 for the Herald-Traveler. What was also happening in Boston was the hottest newspaper...
...John Fox did not seem to be winning Boston's newspaper war. His paper has lost 10,500 circulation in a year (latest Post figure: 291,604), against a smaller loss for the Herald-Traveler (combined circ. 331,513) and a slight gain for the Globe (morning and evening circ. 277,318). And while it was true that John Fox had gained ad linage, he did so by slashing minimum rates from 51? to 44? a line, v. the Herald-Traveler's 44.88? and the Globe's flat 55?. The Herald-Traveler still had twice as much...
...prize is the $10 million bus terminal in Chicago, hub of Greyhound's 96.010-mile web of lines. The results of Greyhound's expansion program showed up in last year's record sales of $245 million, up 7%, and a gain in net income from $13.6 million in 1952 to $13.8 million...
...principles. It was approved by the Student Council in January. A group which call themselves "The Saintly Sinners" have organized to "meet occasionally in Cronin's and talk about religion." The Harvard Episcopal Society, representing the largest single religious group in the student body was organized last spring to gain for the Episcopal groups the advantages of official University recognition...