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In last June's OGCP survey of the 1972 graduating class, 30 per cent said they were undecided about their eventual careers.
The Gray nomination was thus deadlocked. Nixon was right, in a sense, when he noted at an impromptu press conference last week that Senators might hold Gray as "a hostage" in order to force Dean to appear. Yet if they were to judge Gray's fitness for his powerful post...
Some observers feel that the Gaullist campaign may cause a change in traditional voting patterns. French voters, who ballot twice on consecutive Sundays in the elections for the National Assembly,* have generally shifted on the second ballot to give bigger votes to the first-round leaders. Some voters who go...
Thirty per cent of the class of 1972 was unsure about its careers while only 14 per cent of the class of 1966 was undecided, the OGCP figures indicate.
As it was, Kilson and Patterson delivered the major speeches favoring joint concentrations. They did a competent job but ran into problems when President Bok asked what they meant by a discipline. The question is a complicated one, not easily answered in a couple of sentences, and Patterson and Kilson...