Word: representations
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Wilcox noted that 67 new students gained Sophomore standing this year, and close to one in every three new students was accorded Advanced Placement in one or more fields. Both figures represent record highs.
Both courses to be offered this year will be given in the spring term and will hardly suffice for those interested in the field. These courses, a study of the historical geography of England, and a graduate seminar in historical geography, represent only a beginning.
"The groupings represent the best judgement which can be made by admissions officers as to what the final decisions of their respective admissions committees will be," Wilbur J. Bender '27, Harvard Dean of Admissions, said. He emphasized that the rating system involves a standardization of policy, rather than a change...
"Recognition of Red China" and "Self-determination for Taiwan" have become slogans but their meaning is seldom precisely defined. Neither is as easy as it sounds. Both represent old-fashioned American ideas which may not work out as effectively as we may hope in practice to-word China.
They unanimously endorsed the proposed referendum of the student body on the question of NSA membership. Chi said he, and probably some others, will represent the newly-formed committee at the open Council meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 14.