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U.S. shipyards have already turned out 118 of the 1,600 vessels called for by the end of 1943. The Commission's original long-range scheme, for the production of 500 standard-design ships in ten years, has long since been overlapped by the accelerated long-range program, which...
Yale's solution of the "draft degree" problem, like Princeton's is less rigorous and more flexible than the policy now in operation here at Harvard. Neither of the other members of the Big Three require completion of course requirements, although both demand departmental exams.
As Finance Minister Ilsley went to work on the most complicated and rigorous project of Government economic control ever attempted on this continent, he had an interested visitor. Short, gum-chewing Leon Henderson went up on a flying visit from Washington to get some tips on the job he may...
The process of choosing first year applicants for Navy Sci. is generally more rigorous than that for Military Science, since physical requirements are much more exacting. This year, the Naval R. O. T. C. at Harvard secured an extract of each students preparatory school record for use in deciding whether...
All the students have the rank of Ensign or higher and must pass the rigorous physical requirements of the Navy before being admitted to the School, which starts classes on Monday, September 29.