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...string encase of war-time economy ended separate instruction. A vote of the governing boards of the two schools made the University faculty double as the faculty of Radcliffe College. At first, joint instruction was confined to upper-level courses only, with freshmen still meeting separately. This distinction--Jordan calls it an arbitrary one--broke down almost immediately, and by 1946, Annex students were admitted to almost all Harvard courses. The last barriers were swept away this fall...
...Four upper-level Social Sciences courses--111, 112, 115, and 122--drew between 100 and 200 students apiece. Biggest of these was 111, "Far Eastern History," in 29th place with 195 students, while 112, "Human Relations," was right behind in 30th place with 190 students...
...elementary level Social Sciences course and three additional upper-level courses highlight changes in the General Education program for next year, as announced by Phillip H. Rhinelander '29, Chairman of the Committee on General Education...
...Humanities courses are included in the three new upper-level offerings. Humanities 121, Contemporary Christian Thought and Philosophy, will be a spring term half course taught by John D. Wild, professor of Philosophy. The course will be a critical study of religious thought and its affiliated philosophy, emphasizing realism, naturalism, and existentialism...
Empty Stores. In an upper-level Cleveland suburb, 28 new houses completed last spring still stood vacant at $38,000, although the builder had sold others by trimming prices. In Detroit, housing permits this year were 40% fewer than last year, and Portland, Ore. Realtor Charles Paine reported that his home market was "just marking time." Sacramento, Calif, and southeastern Florida, where buyers were snapping up medium-priced homes as fast as they were built, were exceptions...