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NEEDED: GREATER ACCESS TO ATOMIC INFORMATION
...industry is expected to plan its own future course in atomic work, it clearly requires broader access to information. Without adequate information industry cannot be expected to show real initiative. This is a point of the most crucial importance to the success of the atomic program...
Hirshhorn's new $207 million deal with the Canadian government amounts to a cost-plus contract. Unlike most other producing uranium properties in Canada, which are so remote that supplies must be flown in at tremendous cost, the Algom property has access to good transportation. Miners guess it will cost Hirshhorn less than $10 a ton to get the Algom ore out, and the government is reported to be paying between $18 and $20 a ton for it. Estimated profit to Algom under the contract: $100 million. And that, says Hirshhorn, is only the beginning: "We're thinking...
When equal protection was accorded to law students this year in the form of an increase in tuition, nobody thought of extending them equal privileges in the matter of free access to the University's athletic facilities. Merely to point out this inequity is to appeal for its elimination. The law student, with his debilitating and demanding curriculum, is more in need of exercise and the heavy breathing it induces than his more dilettante brethren to the south. Moreover, Harvard Law School, which has pioneered so many advances in legal education, should not miss the opportunity to begin turning...
...hard core of young gentlemen from the Cambridge precincts who find sanctuary within the Harvard Yard. Because their department is not always in tone with the restraint of Mower freshmen, these citizens of the area have been termed undesirable by the University's finest. Attempts were made to curb access to this haven and locking the gates at 8 was the simplest solution...