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Roper, who had quit polling two months before the election in 1948, did not try to predict the New Hampshire outcome. This year, in addition to reporting percentages, he is also trying to determine the issues or the qualities in a candidate which cause a voter to make up his mind. Said Roper: "We're not going to be just a fever thermometer." In Roper's poll this week, he found that only 27% are sure voters for Ike, only 23% sure for Stevenson. "The other 50% are either finding it pretty tough to make up their minds...
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...
...among the first to predict that TIME'S Man of the Year for 1952 will be President-Elect Adlai Stevenson...
Stevenson said that it "would be foolish to try to predict how & when the peaceful purpose of our power will succeed in creating a just and durable peace." Apparently, such a result is not to be expected soon: "The contest with tyranny is not a hundred-yard dash-it is a test of endurance...
Anything can happen, according to Major General Lewis B. Hershey, Director of Selective Service. Hershey told the Crimson "No immediate changes forseen, but circumstances can always alter cases. Am unable to predict what next year's developments may bring...