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Comp. Phil it is the other necessary number (Practices Phonetics), which was given by Rogers (Romance Languages and Literatures) last fall and will not reappear until 1948-49. Rogers knows his material well, and the course serves to give students a background in linguistic change and a chance to try out orally some of the knowledge gained, especially in the Romance languages...
...initial measures, once de-armament was accomplished, were refreshing abolitions and reforms. The democratic leaders and groups so long in either prison or retirement, began to reappear. But at the same time a pervasive fear of Russia was growing among American military and civilian officials. Many went so far as to adopt the idea, beloved of Japanese die-hard militarists, of Japan as an American Gibraltar against Rusia. At very least, the Soviets became suspect of designs on Japan; all communist, and indeed all leftist, activity in the country was seen as Russian-inspired, and Russian interest that paralleled...
...hockey will reappear at least in spirit at the Boston Arena tonight at 8:30 as Harvard's once-tried puck chasers play host to a Princeton squad which will be playing its first game since...
Recently in Rangoon U Saw's wife became conspicuously active in politics. One British official disclosed that U Saw, wherever he was, had recently been allowed more freedom of movement. In New Delhi there was a rumor that U Saw might soon reappear on the Burmese political scene-with British support...
...that war's end would be followed by "a brief period in which curtailment of federal activity will cause total Government employment and payrolls to fall substantially." But after this period, the study solemnly predicted, "the general upward trend in public employment and payrolls . . . may be expected to reappear...