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...Republican Party, the gains in the 1952 congressional elections were more than numerical. The line on the quality chart pointed upward...
Perhaps the most extensive system is run by Professor Fieser of Organic Chemistry, who recommends over 100 pre-meds each year. Fieser has an elaborate chart-complete with photograph-made up for each student so that his progress through the course can be clearly charted. Very poor students and very good ones have personal conferences with Fieser. Finally, when the student comes in to the Organic office in his senior year bearing forms to be filled out, Fieser has a 15 minute interview with him and then immediately dictates a letter which is run off in duplicate and sent...
After sufficient research with the new telescope, Bok says astronomers will be able to chart reasonably well these spiral arms and eventually fit the earth in its proper position on or near one of them...
After trying to predict the size of courses from the past record (predictions that have proved slightly more useless than Drew Pearson's), they fill in the chart with little dots to indicate filled lecture rooms. Then they go down the list of courses until each has a room that is commensurate with its expected size...
...duties for him, but he has given up hope of relief from that source. How could the IBM machine know what to do with a flood of requests for a room on Mon., Wed., and Fri. at 10, the most popular hour? Kennedy smiles, pours over Mr. Barre's chart and says, "An IBM machine couldn't tell that Professor Jones' lumbago demands a ground floor lecture hall, or that Abernathy finds inspiration only with a northern light." No Scientla ex machina for Harvard...