Word: interestingly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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First has come the recognition that HSA is affiliated with the University. Any employment leads of interest to the HSA which come into the Student Employment Office go exclusively to HSA; the organization has its offices on University property; and the very use of the name Harvard in a business operation close to the College has a coercive effect. The HSA may make contracts with other business enterprises for exclusive rights, such as that of supplying linen to undergraduates, thus depriving the student of the right to choose a service for himself. This also implies the coercion of outside firms...
...Interest in the School's Internship Plan has also increased, Herzog stated. "Last year we had just enough applicants to fill the positions," he said. "This year we have twice the number...
...area in which it could be most effective, training civilians in personal survival techniques, the OCDM has failed to arouse much interest. If Eisenhower's merger is completed, energy and funds should be channeled in this direction, rather than into areas of unrealistic military strategy. Eisenhower will pick one director, subject to Congressional approval, for the merged organization. With one director and one budget, the OCDM will be able to carry on its stockpiling of medical supplies in conjunction with the ODM's industrial program. Both economy and realistic thinking should result from the move...
...sociologist is reported to have expressed great interest in helping to make Quincy House a new center of intellectual activity. This would be in keeping with the Ford Professorship which was established to provide distinguished men from different fields of knowledge to enrich the academic life in the College...
...every man have his day, there are those--probably a majority--of "our generation" who can muster at least some strength to deal with the issues of living in a community. There is a lot to be said for the assertion that the self holds less interest for others than do issues which affect everyone. If some of "our generation," silent or unsilent, choose to investigate themselves, that is their choice; but they should not inflict on the world the impression that all young people have found ghastly the prospects of every day life. Perhaps we have sung...