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...members of the program, however, who asked that their names not be used, expressed considerable doubt about the venture. "I don't think we've really been accepted here yet," said one, "and the girl situation is kind of hectic...
...U.M.W. was one of the few A.F.L. unions organized on the industrial principle. Lewis in 1935 forced the creation of the A.F.L.'s Committee for Industrial Organization. Phil Murray was delegated to organize the steel industry, the key to the struggle. In two hectic and memorable years, Murray achieved essential success in steel. The inevitable conflict with the craft unions grew sharper, and in 1938 the A.F.L. expelled the industrial unions. The new grouping changed its name to the Congress of Industrial Organizations, named as its president John L. Lewis, as its vice president Phil Murray...
College politicos will culminate weeks of hectic electioneering today when they attempt to get out the votes at local balloting stations all day, and spend a tension-packed night at numerous TV-beer parties...
...band was already something of a legend. Its trumpets could play with the fluency of flutes, its saxophones with the sweetness of strings. Moreover, the adventurous arrangements made music instead of noise. Columbia has now issued Lunceford Special, an LP containing eight characteristic numbers, from the early (1934), hectic White Heat to such sophisticated selections as Uptown Blues and Chopin's Prelude...
With the new office space in Apley, commuters and their tutors will now be able to meet with more regularity, and in a somewhat less hectic atmosphere than was formerly provided. Until this year the only place where Dudley tutors and commuters could get together was the Non-Residents Center itself, and even there lack of office space meant that such contacts were impossible except at mealtime...