Word: listed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...never do action for action's sake," says Gunsmoke Producer Norman Macdonnell. "For instance, we've never had a chase on Gunsmoke. We made a list of things that annoyed us in the regular Westerns. For instance, the devotion of the cowboy to his horse. That's a lot of nonsense. The two things a cowboy loves best are his saddle and his hat. And cowboy speech isn't full of things like 'shucks' and 'side-winding varmint.' What's more, the frontier marshals made mistakes sometimes, and they weren...
...concentrator's first contact with his field comes in the introductory survey course, English 10. If he is an honors candidate, he will have to read at least half the English 10 reading list in some later course. He might feel that he is wasting time, or at least duplicating effort. If he appeals to the department for freedom or sympathy he is given or rather, has to purchase, "A Tutorial Bibliography of English Literature," which outlines the six periods which he must cover if he wants to graduate with honors. Each period is so large, and some periods...
...Johnson '58, president of the Student Council, told the CRIMSON that he would place before Dean Watson this morning at 9 a.m. three charges against the HYRC. The charges were, 1) offering to enroll students just for the purpose of voting and then taking their names off the voting list, 2) offering free membership cards, and 3) asking Tufts students to take part in the election...
...Harvard student said that Stalker had asked for his vote as a personal favor. The student protested because of his Democratic beliefs, but Stalker assured him that it would be all right since his name would be taken off the HYRC's membership list which was to be sent to Dean Watson's office after the election...
...they handled, loaded them with glib predictions and tips on questionable stocks. According to a 1933 survey by the Cowles Commission for economic research, 1928-32 forecasts of how certain stocks would perform were actually 4% less accurate than if the choices had been made at random from the list. Eleven years later a similar survey by the commission found that accuracy had improved hardly at all; since then, experts who follow the letters have noted little change. At the end of 1956, for example, most market letters touted steels and airlines as good bets for 1957; as it turned...