Word: particularly
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...views are of no particular importance and the College will, of course, have to adjust itself as best it can to whatever policy is finally adopted. In the interest of full discussion of this complex issue, however, I want to point out two strong arguments in favor of the recent proposal approved by General Hersey...
There were other problems still unsettled. In Congress, Nevada's Senator McCarran who sponsored the new immigration rules was the bright, particular friend of Spain's Franco; but weren't Spanish Falangists excluded by the act's language? Obviously they were, and presumably if any turned up they could be hustled off to Ellis Island. And what of followers of the Dominican Republic's Dictator Trujillo, or of any of the other Latin American Good Neighbors who had lived under military juntas and strong-man machines during the recent past...
Someone familiar with Harvard's present program would notice Brandeis' General Education system in particular. The catalogue reads: "All matriculated students must complete the prescribed work in the General Education curriculum, comprising the two year sequences in the Social Sciences, the Humanities and the Sciences." And a College man would also notice: "All matriculated students must be able to express their ideas effectively in English . . . (This) Committee will administer an English proficiency examination . . . Students not exempt will be required to take English Composition...
...lower half, men registered for selective service can enlist in a particular Service up to the time they receive orders to take pre-induction physicals. Some boards will withdraw orders for physical examinations...
Success in these tryouts generally leads to lucrative jobs which the Employment Office secures from a clientele it has been cultivating for four years. Several students, last year, paid the bulk of their College expenses from earnings they picked up by marketing their particular talents...