Word: segments
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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According to yesterday's published reports, there are "irreconcilable differences" between Jordan and the administration, because Jordan had been promised the athletic directorship when he came here from Amherst, and the promise was forgotten when William J. Biagham '16 resigned. There is reason to doubt this segment of the Record's report...
...obvious answer to many of the problems of the commuting student is to improve the Center itself, to make it the physical equivalent of the Houses. This answer is not so obvious, however, when one realizes that a large segment of University officials believes that the idea of a commuters center is basically out-of-tune with the philosophy of a Harvard education, and that money spent on such a center is money wasted...
...University Office of Tests has offered its ability and aptitude tests, indicative of graduate school promise, to the largest segment of the College in its history...
...Schumacher, with his violent stand against West German cooperation with the West, against West German rearmament for defense, against the Schuman Plan, speaks for an ever-growing segment of the German people-probably far more than any other German politician. In 1949 his SPD Party won 131 Bundestag seats against 139 won by Adenauer's Christian Democrats. If a federal election were held now, Schumacher's would probably become the largest party in the Bundestag, supported by the votes of at least 7,500,000 Germans. If East and West Germany were united (as Schumacher keeps demanding...
...life of Charles Francis Potter stands for religious liberalism carried about as far as it can go-if not farther. It also stands for a small but significant segment of U.S. religious history. Raised as a Fundamentalist and proceeding from the Baptist ministry through Unitarianism and Universalism to the founding of his own "new religion" of Humanism, Dr. Potter has managed to keep himself in & out of hot water and public print for a generation...