Word: nine
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Father Superior accepts the credentials of a candidates, he enters a period of postulancy lasting from three to nine months. During this time he must wear an ordinary choir cassock so long as he remains in the Monastery. Outside the enclosure, he resumes normal dress...
...proposed club integration raises several problems. With a majority of the membership, Radcliffe could possibly gain control of the nine-member executive board. But Harvard U.N. Council President Philip Chartrand '58 says he is not worried. Chartrand is counting on the greater membership potential of Harvard to even out club ranks. He hopes that the appeal of a combined club will spark the membership drive planned for next semester...
Mower dropped to third place in the close American League race by tying Straus South 12 to 12. Most teams have now played six games of the nine game schedule. Tomorrow, Greenough plays Hurlbut for the American League lead, while Grays must defeat Straus North to maintains its National League lead...
Slichter complained that the Democratic statement contained "no yardstick to indicate how far credit should be eased." While agreeing that the tight money policy had retarded increases in production during the last nine months, Slichter said that corporations had received too much blame for price increases...
...peak. Construction volume in September rose to $4.6 billion, up 4% over a year earlier. And the first earnings reports for 1957's third quarter showed that companies were still making record profits. American Telephone & Telegraph and International Business Machines both posted new highs. IBM with a nine-month net before taxes of $130 million, some $25 million more than in 1956. Taking note of stock-market jitters, the staff of the congressional Joint Economic Committee advised businessmen not to be unduly concerned over recent stock price movements. "Such movements in the past have not proved to be good...