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...Virtually all your statements (in your editorial of December 7) about the social security program of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States are entirely without foundation in fact. I shall select only a few for purposes of illustration...
...Orchestra conducted by the composer; Columbia, 3 LPs). When this three-act opera had its first U.S. performances last season (TIME. Feb. 23), audiences had difficulty with its baroque mannerisms and supercilious satire. Without distractions to the eye, this excellent recording allows the listener to sit back and select his pleasures: some melodious arias, some fine choruses, and some of the world's most inventive orchestration...
...faculty, fearing that it would possess too little control over students, also dislikes the idea of undergraduates scattered at many universities across Europe. Not only will it be up to each department to select accredited universities, but each student will have a definite purpose in going abroad and will have certain requirements to meet on return. The Council committee has already outlined tentative suggestions for testing the student: written exams administered here or at the foreign university, papers written here, oral exams taken here, or any other combination suitable to the particular department...
...Casberg said the Department of Defense would not directly select those who would receive the scholarships, but would "approach" the deans of the nation's eighty medical schools and work out the list with them...
...finished essay or project which must justify by its scope and quality the freedom which has been granted." Though he is given four course credits for the senior year's work and may receive special distinction or one of the two "dean's Prizes" set aside for this select group, the Scholar of the House attends no regular classes...