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...month ago, the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education reported that for most colleges rigorous cost cutting had arrested a slide toward bankruptcy (TIME, April 23). The commission also added a warning that the stays may be temporary. Since then, there have been additional data from the financial front that spell good tidings for professors and administrators but distinctly bad news for parents...
Given the location of the Grolier (not Grollier), approximately 100 feet from The Crimson's front door or, to use the vernacular, under its very nose, it seems unfortunate that The Crimson could not have (1) known how to spell the name; or (b) looked out the window; or (c) assured itself that its copy editors and proofreaders know their jobs...
...ultimate Rascoe exile-Margaret in the title novella-is a film editor trying to splice all her scenes together in the futile hope they will spell home. This means renegotiating her definition of family with a half brother she has not seen since she was six, parents on the verge of divorce and an old lover whom she seems destined from birth to reject...
...doubts about the trip within the Imperial Household Agency, which manages Hirohito's official life with jealous zeal. In the end, the agency doomed the visit by ruling that it was miring the Emperor in unseemly controversy. There were also fears that Hirohito, who suffered a dizzy spell on a recent trip to Kyushu, would not be up to the rigors of a tour through...
...first time since World War II, U.S. aerospace companies have no new generation of silvery flying ships that is imminently scheduled to zoom off the drawing boards and onto the production line. Some aerospace men are not bothered by what they regard as a welcome breathing spell, but others are. Says Eastern Air Lines Vice President Scott Crossfield: "I practically guarantee that the next new aircraft purchased by U.S. lines will be bought abroad...