Word: larger
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...above is granted as being a true representation of the picture, I still cannot see where Mr. Halberstam has contributed much to the clarification of the larger issue which is contingent upon the particulars of the Emmett Till case. It is this part of Mr. Halberstam's argument that I wish to fill in, since without this, his article seems pointless and vacuous...
Walter A. Groves, President of the college, said yesterday he has asked Centre's Faculty Athletic Committee to decide if the school should accept inter-sectional games with colleges of much larger enrollment. The Committee will make a report to the Centre trustees by Friday, Groves said...
...added that more laboratories would be built in the future to handle larger numbers of students and to expend and diversify research. Kronauer pointed out, however, that "all will be constructed within existing buildings as long as present funds last...
...Army officials made optimistic plans to handle the large number of volunteers expected to sign up for the program. Before the end of the year they hoped to have 5,000 youths in their six-month training period. Pentagon executives expected that next year's quotas would be even larger. An Army publication pointed out this week, however, that "unless the public relations and recruiting efforts really get rolling this month, the 1956 monthly goal of 6,333 is still far from realistic." At last count, under 3,000 men were in active service...
Preliminary results from this year's drive already indicate that although certain College groups have received larger portions, the over-all total will barely exceed last year's meagre $10,400. Now before work begins on next year's drive, student representatives--particularly the Student Council--should put their minds on precisely "such things," and begin a thorough study of the Combined Charities puzzle...