Word: internationale
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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"Dynamic" and "creative" are adjectives describing Bowles's own tentative solutions to the dilemma of foreign policy. For the Governor brings to a discussion of international affairs two ideas which have fallen into disrepute of late, and whose revival at this time makes them "dynamic" and "creative" in comparison to...
Such a restrictive treaty could well be as damaging as no treaty at all. If scientists are forced to give up all hopes of testing theories on the constructive use of the atom, atomic research will lose many of its most devoted and imaginative workers. Even if the ban is...
David J. Heinsma '62 and Alan K. Henrikson '62 spoke for the affirmative, and Richard G. Corum '62 and Alfred J. Dougherty '62 upheld the negative side. The debate topic was "Resolved: That further development of nuclear weapons should be prohibited by international agreement."
Winthrop: Harvard U.N. Council, Vice President; Islamic Society, Secretary; P. B. H. Speakers; Harvard Young Republican Club; International Students Association.
The play will be presented sometime early in the spring in an original translation, Stinson disclosed. It is a political satire of international Communism which refers frequently to contemporary political personalities and situations.