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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Sirs: In your Current Affairs Test (TIME, Oct. 21), question No. 20 reads as follows: "Though he said plenty in his acceptance speech, Willkie did not say that: 1) Roosevelt has courted a war for which the country is not prepared. 2) He would like to debate Roosevelt. 3) He was a liberal Democrat until a few years ago. 4) He favors old-age pensions and unemployment insurance. 5) Military conscription is undemocratic and unnecessary in peacetime...
There will be a reading test open to any one who wants to take it in Emerson 327 at 4 o'clock on Friday. Reading courses will begin on Monday, November 18th, and students who have taken the test on Friday will be notified whether or not they need assistance so they can enroll in that class if they want...
...says:" The first demand of the American people must now be: Keep America Out of War! That means a refusal to take any of those 'steps short of war'--which by very definition are steps in the direction of war. The alternatives are few. Economic participation, by every test of past experience, must lead to military participation. However hard the decision, the American people must resolutely determine to avoid all roads to war and pursue only the paths of peace...
...soccer team emerges victorious from their tilt with Princeton on the Business School Field at noon today, it will have passed its biggest and hardest test of the season...
MacKinney seems to be fitting into the blocking back spot very nicely, but only a game can provide the acid test. Given a little more confidence in its blocking ability under MacKinney's leadership, the Harvard team has a good chance to find itself and put on a strong offensive display against Princeton. The Tigers have always been Dick Harlow's favorite opponents, and this Crimson eleven can match the 1940 Tigers...