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...course in the University. The Committee on Advanced Standing will usually accept the petition. All the student does from then on is up to him, and if he has many outside interests or three-time consuming courses, he may do nothing at all with his advanced standing. Harlow P. Hanson '46, director of advanced standing, does not regard the failure to study under course reduction as too grave a problem. He says, "Intellectual worth can be derived from a slackening of pace. Too many people here are tying their shoelaces while they...
...come here at the request of Harlow Shapley, Paine Professor of Practical Astronomy, who met the young graduate of Newnham College, Cambridge, after a lecture he gave in London. It was due to his insistence that she was permitted to stay...
Lloyd Paul Jordan, Harvard's twentieth football coach, was appointed mentor here on March 1, 1950, after 17 years at Amherst. He succeeded Art Valpey, who had coached for just two seasons after replacing Dick Harlow...
Last January I got pretty mad when TIME picked Harlow Curtice as Man of the Year. This year I would like to beat you to the punch. I predict your boy will be: Janos Kadar...
Henry Ford II gripped a steering wheel, nudged General Motors President Harlow Curtice and beamed happily: "It sure looks as if we're going to sell a lot of cars." Lined up behind an outsized mock-up of a dashboard along with four other motormakers last week (see cut), Ford President Ford and G.M.'s Curtice had good reason to toot their horns. As they opened the first postwar National Automobile Show in Manhattan's Coliseum, 8,000 potential customers lined up outside. In the first two days, 70,000 plunked down 90? apiece just...