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Whether is not this condition is temporary depends on many factors. Next year, enrollment will commence the long shrink back to normal and the full-scale summer term will be discontinued. A great drop in student income will result, both in tuition and in room and board. If this decrease should be accompanied by a continued rise in prices, the College will have to move swiftly to meet expenses...
Whether the trend toward monopoly had been checked for long was open to question. The department merely noted that smaller companies usually grow faster during booms-and would shrink faster if a recession or depression comes along...
...said: "Revolutionaries should start training for war immediately, by means of practical operations: killing a spy, blowing up a police station, robbing a bank to provide funds for the uprising, etc. ... Do not shrink from these experimental attacks; they may, of course, degenerate into excesses, but that is a worry of the future...
...pressure for merger is not on now--and won't be until enrollment and talent and money start to shrink to their normal levels. The real struggle for existence--or perhaps a quiet amalgamation--will come then...
Frozen Balances. Within six weeks, Britain must meet another financial problem, which will shrink the dollar supply still more. Under the terms of the Anglo-American loan, Britain must make all sterling balances, earned by other nations after July 15, convertible into dollars. More serious by far is the problem of the $13.5 billion in accumulated sterling balances piled up by Britain's creditors. At present, these balances can be spent only in the sterling area. However, the Anglo-American loan agreement provides that any amounts from the accumulated balances which are made available for spending after July...