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Another side of the dinner program is a science table which will meet about every two weeks "with some big name in science," Burke said. Ten or fifteen freshmen will be assigned to the table for the entire year, he said. But he didn't know how the select group would be chosen...
...Washington's oldest regulatory agency is William B. Camp, a placid Texan who has invested 29 of his 52 years in the 105-year-old Comptroller's office, rising from bank examiner to Saxon's first deputy. In naming Camp, Johnson followed his recent tendency to select noncontroversial careerists to head regulatory agencies. The appointment was hailed unanimously by bankers, Congressmen, officials of other Government agencies and Jimmy Saxon. Reported the American Banker, daily bible of moneymen: "Almost everyone who has been associated with Mr. Camp considers him an affable, easy-to-get-along-with individual...
From my own experience in such movements and from Monday's demonstration, it seems apparent that due to the temperamental orientation of many of the opponents of the war it is impossible to have any meaningful dialogue in a context which involves a non-select audience. Even if Robert Scheer had debated McNamara it is doubtful that such a meeting could have occurred without a disruptive group insisting upon their dogma as the revealed truth. It is true that this is not a time to stress manners; but on the other hand a certain amount of that which we call...
...other conference had more than two teams in that select company...
...seminar, he explained will do just the opposite. Its members will use Harvard computers to select various kinds of data from Coleman's findings, and then discuss what they suggest. Marshall S. Smith '59, research assistant in Education, will be in charge of this part of the program...