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...fortnight ago, Ramo and Wooldridge quit to form their own company; five other executives submitted their resignations. Last week Thornton and George quit, too. Said General George: "I would like to paraphrase Churchill. I do not intend to preside over the liquidation of the Hughes organization, and so help me God, if present policies are persisted in, the liquidation is inevitable." But Howard Hughes disagreed, said that only a handful of his 17,000 employees had left and that production would not be hampered...
...find the reason why. Then we'll give it hell." It is a long-standing P. & G. belief that if a man invents a better mousetrap, no one will beat a path to his door unless he goes out and tells people about it. Neil McElroy does not intend to let anyone forget about his mousetraps...
...specialized departments, like the School of Journalism in Commerce College. Journalism students work with a daily Athens paper, receive a degree in journalism, and like most have little trouble getting a job after graduation. Most students like the system, for a very few people at a state supported school intend to pursue an entirely liberal arts undergraduate career...
What a great many of the 2500 students intend to pursue are some of the 2500 female students. Social life at Ohio is informal, and active, with much of it centered around the fraternity-sorority system. Almost immediately after registration freshmen girls are approached by sororities, while the men have to wait until their sophomore year for fraternity rushes. A student has to have a C average to be eligible, but according to some students, there are other requirements, like football ability or a car. Because of this, the competition for certain outstanding prospects has been vicious in the past...
Most students have plenty of time for athletics, because the scholastic standards are made more flexible because of the state-support. The governor of Ohio spends a great deal of money to send these young people to college, and he does not intend to see them flunk out. A student goes on warning only if he gets a D average. If his marks go up to D plus, he comes off warning. If they go below, he may conceivably be asked to leave the school...