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...they have a full load. They try to book several weeks in advance, but in many cases they do not fill up a flight by take-off time. When this happens they borrow passengers from other independent lines or delay the flight until they can round up a full complement. With no empty seats, the non-scheduled lines are able to cut down their cost easier than the scheduled lines...
...saner side, Leverett runs a dance band, a forum, a darkroom and Lens League, a Gilbert-and-Sullivan operatic society, a glee club, a marching band, and the usual complement of committees...
Jane Greer plays an erratic, not-too-bright parolee who gives up shoplifting in favor of chintz, pressure cookers, and Dennis O'Keefe. Her portrayal of a charmingly brashful girl is excellent. O'Keefe, as a columnist who jilts the parole officer to marry the parolee, is a poor complement to Miss Greer. As the title suggests, she keeps some pretty dreary company in this film...
...drop in enrollment won't be known until the administrative board determines how many students' connections will be severed for academic reasons. The total enrollment of roughly 4590, however, is still considerably more than the 4300 undergraduates which Provost Buck last year described as "the normal post-war student complement...
...your own model later on in the term. McGeorge Bundy, one of the young members of the Government department, lectures on the U.S. in World Affairs at this hour in Emerson 211. Bundy took over the course from Payson Wild last year and gives an interesting, if not inspiring, complement to Fainsod's explanation of Russian policy the hour before. Arthur Darby Nock is probably the outstanding theatrical personality at this hour; his History of Religions 101b (in Harvard 4) takes up Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, and also offers some outstanding guest lecturers...