Word: percents
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Speaking at a Catholic Labor Guild panel, Soloway supported a graduated income tax instead of the proposed three percent sales tax, and asserted the income tax would raise more revenue and distribute the tax burden more equitably than a sales...
Leighton said the College should aim for an average House enrollment of 325, as contrasted to the 418 average last year. This, along with overcrowding in freshman dormitories, has put residence at 149 percent of pre-war capacity. He added that 44 percent of the undergraduates still have to use the double-decker beds introduced to meet postwar conditions...
Last fall, Pusey called for one House immediately, and two more as quickly as possible to meet critical overcrowding and the press of more applicants. He added that with these three Houses it might be possible for the College to expand its present enrollment by 20 percent in the next 10 years...
College enrollment in the United States this fall has reached a record total of nearly three million students according to a report issued by the Federal Government yesterday. The ten thousand men of Harvard constitute only about three tenths of one percent of the total...
However, a large company, if dissatisfied with marking, will request and often receive a new marker. Consequently, the large companies get almost all the large trees marked, so many that inadequate reproduction often results. This is especially deplorable when one considers that this country cuts fifty percent more timber annually than it grows...