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While four branches of the University have arranged distinct calendars to correspond with their own peculiar needs, he predicted that the College would continue the present three-term "demobilization calendar" for four or five years, with unity to be achieved through a common Commencement Day--this year, June...
...Detroit's nonpartisan mayoralty primary, big, burly Richard Truman Frankensteen, 38, vice president of the C.I.O.'s mighty United Automobile Workers, not only won nomination, but, to the surprise of everybody, led the field of seven. His closest opponent was three-term Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr., who will oppose Frankensteen in the run-off November election...
...summer installment of the Class of 1949, entering today, Harvard will at first be a dreary round of lectures and reading notes. Harvard's summer term, 1945, will be the most abnormal period the University has experienced in many decades, for it marks the transition from a three-term, round-the-year calendar back to a pre-war system...
...outset the Tories were confident. With Garfield Case, three-term Mayor of Owen Sound (pop. 14,000) in the field against McNaughton, they felt they could pick up enough dissident Liberal votes to win. But last week the situation abruptly changed. The Socialist CCFers picked a candidate of their own: Manitoba-born Albert Earl Godfrey...
Palmer was visiting professor at Stanford in 1941-42. During the remainder of his three-term stay here, he will continue work on a forthcoming book on governmental institutions and political theory in the United States