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...Group IV with four hours of work per day, listens chiefly to classical music, loves pin-ball and betting (in which he invariably loses), and chooses Wellesley as top women's college. These are the salient facts in the life of the average Senior, according to the Harvard Poll appearing in the latest Senior Album...
...Svenska Gallup Institutet (Sweden's Gallup Poll) quizzed Swedish radio listeners, found that: 34% believed what they heard in British news broadcasts; 4%, German; 1%, Russian. A cautious 18% believed none. The rest expressed no opinion...
...advisability of keeping the membership of such groups on file. The problem of secretarial work to handle this detail work could be met, the Committee stated, by enrolling undergraduates who have volunteered to do office work to aid in the war effort. The recent War Service Committee poll revealed that there are at least 24 such men. "They could send out informative post-cards to members of the specialized groups when the requests come in, or they could help keep the releases up to date, both in the central office and in the University distribution centers...
Last year the Crimson printed an ad of Laurence Dennis, noted fascist, but at the same time ran an editorial against him. A week ago the Crimson announced that it was to cooperate with the Post in a poll by which that magazine hoped the Post in a poll by which that magazine hoped to raise its slipping circulation. It seems to us that the Crimson should follow the precedent of the Laurence Dennis case by speaking out against the Satevepost and any other spokesmen of appeasement whose ads it may print. Allen Barton '45. Didi Rudd '45. Sam Stuart...
What is the world's greatest newspaper? asked the University of Wisconsin's School of Journalism in a poll of 325 U.S. and Canadian editors and publishers. The vote...