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Andrews, son of a day laborer in a Virginia tobacco factory, went to work sweeping out a grocery for 25? day, rose to become a leading Richmond accountant and consultant to the state administration. A Virginia Democrat, he was recommended to the President by Virginia Ike-men, in January 1953...
Then John Foster Dulles set forth what is obviously the Eisenhower Administration's highest hope for results from its foreign policy. Said he: "There are some skeptics who doubt that change can be brought about peacefully. History does not justify this conclusion. The recent liberation of Austria came about...
The "Alumni Bulletin," in printing the Memorial Hall letters, pointed out that restoration of the tower would cost up to $100,000 and that "it seems a fair question whether this project is the most desirable channel for so much of the University's unrestricted funds." William Bond Wheelwright '01...
is like an adventure serial in which the characters and plot remain the same, but the conflict deepens. With wit and a careful aim, Professor Bestor once more lashes his favorite villains, the "professional educationists," who, by flooding the schools with "life-adjustment" courses and forcing teachers to master "the...
New World was William, a major genera! of Oliver Cromwell's England and one oi the 63 judges who condemned King Charles I to death. After the Restoration he fled to the American wilderness, where for decades he was a fugitive from the vengeance of Charles II. With his...