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This attitude on the part of college officials has sometimes led to strained relations with RUS, which has histor- ically been more openly political. Over thepast 20 years RUS has, for instance, repeatedlydemanded that Radcliffe adopt stances againstfinal clubs and in favor of a women's center, onlyto meet with polite administrative resistance...
...been shot on earth, it would hardly have been worth a first glance. Its composition was uninspired and its subject - a rough-surfaced grey rock lying on brownish grey, clumpy soil -was singularly dull. Yet it was a histor ic picture - a color photograph taken on the surface of the moon. The dis tinguished and prolific photographer: Surveyor...
...number of courses outside their own area of concentration. But Gen Ed courses would continue to be offered and could be used to satisfy this requirement. But no one would be forced to take courses specifically designated as "General Education" offerings. Any Physics course, for example, would satisfy a Histor major's Natural Science requirement...
Arthur Holl Phelan, Jr. (History and Literature), Sumner Murray RedStone, Thomas Reaser Roberts (Chemistry), Albert Miller Rockwood (Engineering Sciences), Gilbert Jacob Rose (psychology), Howard D Sharpe, Jr. (Economics), Lakrence David Shubow, Paul Robert Stein (Chemistry and Physics), Richard Newton Swift (Histor yand Literature), Samuel Arthur Tucker (Government), Charles Ragan Weaver, Robert Byers Wilcox (History), Richard Howard Wolford (Economics...
...with Allied victory this regimentation would be self-imposed and milder, we hope, than that of an America competing in arms with a Nazi Europe. In Dante's Inferno there are nine circles. It is better to occupy the second than the ninth. Donald C. McKay Assistant Professor of Histor...