Word: scales
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...industry-has produced one-fourth of the nation's geologists and petrochemical engineers. Although best known for its strength in science, O.U. has one of the nation's few campus-run schools of ballet; last year it became the first U.S. university to present a full-scale production of Giselle...
...priority, unfortunately, should not be on land reform and taxes as he says. They are not as great a problem as is the lack of government in the villages. Initial reforms must create organized structures with sufficient motivation and capacity to administer solutions to national problems on a national scale...
...needs to pay for its own imports of wheat from Australia and Canada. So far, the Red Chinese have been careful not to interfere with this golden flow; Hong Kong hoped last week that the riots were a reminder of its ties to Red China rather than a full-scale attack on the colony's independence from...
...that proposal, the teaching fellows asked for a salary increase, for elimination of the junior pay scale, and for an equitable definition of 'one-fifth' teaching time...
...BGMA men, working for wages computed in 1964, have been unable to negotiate a new contract. Considering the inequity of their wage scale, a strike would be predictable; given Harvard's insulting posture of refusing to recognize the properly chosen bargaining agent of these workmen, the strike would be justified. Harvard contends that it will wait for the results of a state-run election to determine the bargaining agent for the BGMA men. Such an election is perhaps a year away, and even then Harvard, as a non-profit institution, is not legally bound to recognize whatever union is declared...