Word: problems
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Because fall and spring sessions of the course will be based on different types of work in composition, the two-month gap during the winter is not expected to pose a serious problem in continuity, according to Martin. Short, separate selections will comprise the fall reading list, while the spring reading will be in one book of expository prose...
DARTMOUTH: A title winenr can never be written off for the following season, but coach Bob Blackman finds himself with only half his lettermen returning. He faces a major problem replacing tackle and captain Al Krutsch, and hard-running backs Jim Burke and Brian Hepburn, though quarterback Bill Gundy and halfback Jake Crouthamel return. The Indians will get scalped on the line...
While U.S. employment stands at a record high of 67.2 million, there are some areas where unemployment is becoming a permanent problem. Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell last week classified 70 such U.S. areas as centers of "chronic labor surplus" because unemployment has been at least 50% higher than the national average over four of the past five years. Of the 3,426,000 workers idle in August, Mitchell estimated that 500,000 were in the 70 most distressed areas. Seventeen of the areas, including Detroit, Providence and Charleston, W.Va., were officially labeled as "chronic" for the first time...
Master Perkins said he now has 12 students with beds but without permanent room assignments. He said such situations have been worse in the past (200 undergraduates bunking in the I.A.B.) and were straightened out by early October, so he hoped the problem would iron itself out this week...
...problem seemed less acute in other Houses, where Eliot had about four, Leverett six, and Adams two students in this category. Master David E. Owen of Winthrop House said he was lucky this year since at most "a couple of students are sandwiched in," and the House might well have no surpluses...