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What the cattlemen wanted from the Government, they said, was not price floors, but abolition of price ceilings and the compulsory grading of cattle required by OPS regulations. Before the week was out, the cattlemen got their wish: the Administration discarded meat-price ceilings (see above), and grading automatically became...
"As of today," Kennedy said, "even if by some quirk of the grading system the student stands in the upper half of his class and had a high score on the deferment test, Selective Service has suggested to boards in this area that they give him a 1-A classification...
To encourage Bible study by his listeners, Richards runs three free correspondence courses in religion, one for children and two for adults. Students take a test at the end of each lesson, which is then sent in for grading.
The controversy, which ha touched issues ranging from a "satisfactory-unsatisfactory" grading system to the use of sex education films, started in November, 1951, when Dr. Willard Goslin was removed from the superintendency of schools because of his progressive views. This week, Dr. Stuart McComb was named as his successor...
Dr. Alvin C. Eurlich, president of the Foundation, has called the aim of the study the development of responsibility and leadership. The R.O.T.C. units will be judged on the relationship of their programs to normal college life, the grading of officer candidates, and the content of instruction.