Word: winterers
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Bill McCurdy's track team journeys to Providence today to take on Brown in the opening meet of the spring season. Harvard handled Brown easily, 86-23, at Briggs Cage this winter, so the outcome of the meet is hardly in doubt...
Dean Stephens argues that there is some statistical evidence to prove that Wonderful Wednesday has paid off at Emory. Some teachers report that classroom attendance is higher than last year; during the winter quarter, 24% of the students made the Dean's list, compared with 21.1% a year ago. Although initially reluctant about compressing their courses into a four-day week, most professors now feel that the new schedule forced them to prune, sharpen and ultimately improve their lectures. Last week the faculty legislative council overwhelmingly voted to continue Wonderful Wednesday for another year...
...conclusion of insiders was that the rerun issue was just the excuse that Carson needed in order to break and possibly sweeten the three-year NBC contract that he had signed last April. This winter, he took on Show Business Attorney Arnold Grant, and last month they asked NBC about reopening negotiations. The present contract provides Carson with more than $700,000 for a 39-week year, but that is far less than the $40,000 a week that he can earn playing nightclubs...
...Administration wants, the Federal Reserve Board has not always delivered-at least not while the economy was booming. In late 1965, when the President wanted an easy-money policy, the Fed seemed to go out of its way to tighten things up. But ever since business turned sluggish last winter, the President and the Reserve Board have been working in tandem. The Federal Reserve sliced required bank reserves to make money more available. The Administration pushed the reinstatement of the 7% investment credit on corporate capital spending, pumped money into a drooping mortgage market, stepped up highway and other construction...
Dunster dominated both the "A" and "B" squash leagues. Dunster's "A" League team, sweeping 13 matches, was only undefeated winter intramural team...