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...these distances may affect a reporter was described recently by a newspaperman in Northern Rhodesia. Said he: "It sometimes seems that the home office of every newspaper and news agency is equipped with schoolroom atlases which have maps of Africa neatly squeezed into one page. News editors look at the map, see Accra within six inches of Northern Rhodesia, and send off a breezy query...
Harold C. Martin, director of General Education Ahf, also thought that exemptions from his course would affect only a small number of incoming students, Martin said, "Very few students write so well when they reach Harvard that they don't benefit from a writing course." He felt that a better solution than exemptions lies in the course's new "honor sections," designed to step up work for the able writer...
...board and new officers have taken over the Lit since the controversial article appeared. Therefore, the two students' probation will not directly affect the magazine...
TIREMAKERS expect 1954's production to equal or exceed last year's 100,500,000 units. A drop in auto output would hurt some companies which do a large original-equipment business, but not affect others (e.g., General Tire, Armstrong Rubber, Seiberling) which supply the growing replacement market. Prices will be about the same...
...amendment, if ratified, would affect two basic elements of the Constitution. It would reverse to a great extent the division of authority that gives the nation powers without which, so far as the world is concerned, it would cease to be a nation. And it would muddle the careful ordering of responsibility among the Congress, the states as a group, and the executive by which the Constitution assigns to each those decisions it is best fitted to make...