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...desks, and I still tell the same jokes, in spite of the girls," is the way Warren A. Seavey '02, Bussy Professor of Law, sums up the situation. Most of the other professors were inclined to agree, although one did remark that the girls have had an appreciable affect in brightening up class rooms...
...order will not affect players like Cleveland Pitcher Bob Lemon, whose $5,000 raise still leaves him well below the club ceiling (Pitcher Bob Feller's $50,000). But it was a rough jolt for Stan the Man, now 30, who knows that he has only five or six years more of big-league earning power at best. Cardinal President Fred Saigh immediately announced he would appeal the ruling. Major Leaguer Musial, who spent one earning year in the U.S. Navy, was not so hopeful: "If it's the law, there isn't anything...
...progress was not real. Government leaders in the Assembly had to strain party discipline to get a bare majority of 263 to 251 for their proposal. Some hundred Deputies, not quite sure how the new law would affect their own election chances, cautiously stayed away or abstained from voting. The bill now goes to the Council of the Republic, which will probably send it back to the Assembly. It will then need an absolute majority of 311 in a second vote to become law-a possibility which the most optimistic government leaders...
Nelson does not know how the planets affect the sun; he merely invites astronomers to build a theory upon his observations. Meanwhile, RCA is using the Nelson prediction system with practical success. Last week Nelson noted that Mars and Mercury were approaching a configuration. Warned of the coming magnetic storm, the RCA relay station at Tangier mobilized extra operators. When the storm arrived as scheduled, the emergency equipment was manned and ready, and the messages went through on schedule...
...told the CRIMSON that the group had yesterday accepted in principle an amendment to keep the deferment test from being mandatory on local boards. The clause will merely say that local boards do not have to defer on the basis of grades made on the test; it will not affect the other sections of the recent presidential order which gave blanket deferment to all graduate students in all fields and to students who maintained a certain standing in their class...