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...past, French 20 has been strongly recommended as preparation for middle-group literature courses, with consent of the instructor as an alternative. Now, demonstration by examination of knowledge equivalent to French 20 is the only alternative to the course itself. No matter how fluent in French the Hist and Lit man may be, he must have a knowledge of all French literature before he can study his own period. Already required to take eight courses for concentration, the Hist and Lit student whose field includes France, in effect, now needs nine...
...failed in my hist'ry test...
...companies, hastening to put in a commercial plug, were cheery and unchastened. As the Inhiston people saw it, the agreement meant that the FTC "now permits antihistamines to be advertised as a safe and effective treatment for symptoms of the common cold." Said Kenneth C. Royall, attorney for Ana-hist: "The stipulation permits the company to represent the efficacy of Anahist substantially as it has ... in the past. This includes the representation that when taken as directed Anahist is safe-as previously found by the Food & Drug Administration...
Walter Lawrence Landergan, Jr. '50, Physics; William Edmund Lassiter '50, Physics; Paul Hastings Lesure '50, Government; Herbert Samuel Levine '50 Economics; Robert Arthur Levine '50, Economics; Jerry Neal Liehman '50, Architectural Sciences; Gerald Williams Ludwig '50, Chemistry; Robert Enor Lundin '50, Chemistry; Aloysius Bernard McCabe '49, Hist. & Lit; Gordon James Fraser MacDonald '50; Geological Sciences; John Sylvester McFarland '50, Rum. Lange & Literatures; Donald Stanley Marshall '50, Anthropology; Fredrick William Marx, Jr. '50, History; Nicholas Louise Metaxas '50, Economics; Gavin Miller '50, History; Robert Laugford Montgomery, Jr. '50, English; George Huckins Moulton '50, History...
Jacob Sarkis Nakshian '50, Social Relations; Austin Brown Noble '50, History; John Clavon Norman, Jr. '50, Biology; George Richard O'Connor '50, Biology; Laurence Passell '50, Physics; Thomas Whipple Perry '50, Hist. & Lit.; Anton Arnold Pritchard '51, Social Relations; Richard Reid '50, Classics; James Mcredith Richardson '50, Economics; Richard David Rohr '50, Hist. & Lit.; David Francis Ross '50, Economics; Stephen Myron Schwebel '50, Government; Gilbert Randall Seely '50, Chemistry; Stanley Herbert Shapiro '50, Social Relations; John Gerald Simon '50, Hist. & Lit.; Henry Joseph Smith '49, Astronomy; H. Eric Solomon '50, English; Carlos Claudio Spies '50, Music; Jonathan Martin Spivak...