Word: prospectuses
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Announcements of the subject of the Seminar's open forums awaits arrival of the participants, but the prospectus guarantees that a member of each naional delegation will have a chance to present a talk. The Seminar ends August...
...prizes were not enough to attract budding Campus Queens, the contest prospectus also promises, "Each National Finalist, when she appears on television, will be given an opportunity to pay honor to her college and community...
...following lies ahead for the Student Council, according to the President's prospectus: NSA participation, a "massive assault" on parietal hours, a new publication, a helping hand in finding summer jobs, planning for the 1961 Twentieth Century Week, a forum on drama, a world youth festival, a discussion on the House Un-American Activities Committee, creation of an Administrative Oversight Committee, work on an extra-curricular affairs coordinating council. It should be obvious which of these projects is beyond the realm of a sensibly-concentrated, efficient Student Council. Sorting them out should occupy the first day. In the next...
...plan, outlined by Robert Malts '64 in a prospectus sent out confidentially to about ten freshmen and sophomores, would allow participants to take advantage of University facilities and not be "hemmed in" by the requirements of institutional learning...
...lost unless the President-elect acts promptly and decisively. The Princeton conference declined to authorize its own pilot project, and placed its faith instead in the initiative of the Kennedy Administration. The new steering committee - including representatives from business, labor, education, churches, foundations - was asked to prepare a detailed prospectus for a "Peace Corps" program, and to present it to Kennedy and the new Congress