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After reading your May 31 article on Texas insurance companies, I find it impossible to subscribe to such a renegade magazine . . .
Next week's ballot will include a vote on the question of extending the present policy requiring students to subscribe to the Radcliffe News. The Student Council and the Cedar Hill Conference have already approved the subscription plan.
The corporation launched a $3,000,000 bond issue, of which $2,200,000 will be used for the foundation's debts, the rest to start a new museum in Claremore. Governor Murray went on the radio to ask the public to subscribe $100,000 immediately to meet pressing...
Just like any salesmen, TIME agents have their problems. Francis Tokar of St. Bonaventure University reports: "I had been trying to sell a TIME subscription to a certain student for weeks. I finally wound up lending him the money to buy the subscription, and he left school without returning it...
"Follow Me!" In his own day, Pierre Larousse spent a lifetime preparing for his dictionary. The crotchety son of a hotelkeeper in Toucy, he moved to the Paris Latin Quarter just so he could study. Each morning for eight years, he would emerge from his dingy room, make a tour...