Word: overing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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In a CRIMSON interview, the 29-year-old scientist had harsh words for the "hysterical and erroneous stories" in the Boston press that front-paged his name for several days before he was given a public hearing. He said he appreciated the fact that the case was turned over to...
"No court or committee ever questioned me." Edelman said "I never knew my name was on FBI files until the Boston Post got it. They smeared it over the front page before I had a chance for a hearing."
The two most popular graduate schools, Business Administration and Arts and Sciences, both are able to admit about 30 percent of their hopefuls. The GSAS has received over two thousand application forms so far, of which about 600 will be accepted and 400 registered. The Business School has some 2100...
Over 30 states now require loyalty oaths of some sort from teachers and public employees. Many of these oaths are little more than pledges of allegiance to state and federal constitutions.
Then a serious nervous shake-up forced Mr. Forrestal to resign, and Louis A. Johnson, with a reputedly pro-Army background, took over. The Air Force promptly renewed the fight, claiming that the big carrier, scheduled to be laid down in early April, was superfluous and eminently vulnerable. The airmen...