Word: problems
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...showed a burst of energy last week. The President grappled with the problem of the nation's debilitated military strength. The State Department moved on a new tangent into the mess of the Middle East. In collaboration with Britain and France, U.S. policymakers outsmarted Russia at Trieste. Meanwhile, some private citizens seized upon and wielded a propaganda weapon which might be as sharply effective as anything so far contrived in official quarters...
Adams men think their set-up has so much to offer that, to them, the only problem which arises is that of picking a room. Here, you have two choices: do you want a small room with a new shower, or do you want the largest rooms anywhere with a bath...
Deconversion of the Houses as College enrollment drops off will aggravate the problem of financing the House system, the committee pointed out. The University's stand that the Houses must pay their own way and contribute $100,000 annually to the Faculty of Arts and Sciences may in the future "make the cost of living in them prohibitive to some and may cause hardship to others...
...problem is not a temporary one, the Committee emphasized...
Tomorrow afternoon a mass meeting at Radcliffe will make a decision on what is probably the most significant long-range proposal to face 'Cliffe voters in years. The proposal deals with a perennial Garden Street problem: financing extra-curricular activities. It suggests solving the problem by establishing for each undergraduate a compulsory $12 fee to cover a wide range of extra-curricular expenses, including News and Signature subscriptions, Student Government and Class dues, Idler tickets, and charges for two clubs...