Word: surveys
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...will present editorials, book reviews, and at least one article by an outsider. The first issue will include a reprint of Ludwig von Mises' "On the Anti-Capitalist Intellectual." The main contribution of the magazine will be to "survey the Harvard scene: We hope the University will get some good advice from us," Leland said...
...Rayburn head what appears to be a serene Democratic household, sitting by comfortably while the Republicans spat. But west of the Potomac, Democrats are becoming the party of bitterness, much of it directed squarely at the congressional leadership's budget feud with Eisenhower. For a fresh political survey, see NATIONAL AFFAIRS, The Democratic Split...
...mutual aerial inspection and arms reduction. To hard-bitten Admiral Radford, Happy Harold Stassen's expressions of "cautious optimism'' about the possibility of such agreement had an ominous sound. Snapped the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, returning to Washington from a three-week Latin American survey tour: "We cannot trust the Russians on this or anything. The Communists have broken their word with every country with which they ever had an agreement...
Dental X-rays of entering students have found that 64 percent of the Class of 1960 have dental defects in need of attention. The survey was conducted by the University Health Services. Bitewing dental films were taken of 2,218 entering students in the University...
...survey also indicated that employers should look for graduates with a balanced high record in both studies and extracurricular activities. "The 'B' student who has some outside activities" usually turns out to be a more successful executive...