Word: procession
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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With notable lack of enthusiasm, the lame-duck 81st Congress limped back into Washington this week for one final fling at the legislative process. Only about 250 House members showed up, and a full 25 Senators were absent from the first roll call...
...time to be its biggest victory of all: a 5-to-2 decision by the Federal Communications Commission in favor of CBS's color TV over the rival systems of RCA and California's Color Television Inc. Last week CBS began publicly demonstrating its color process to eager thousands in Manhattan, announced plans to have similar daily demonstrations set up in Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore, Louisville, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Chicago and either Cleveland or Detroit...
Since the Debate Council was re-established in 1945 after inactivity during the war, it has been in the process of rebuilding. As for most College organizations, finances have been chief problem...
...news board has started many a budding journalist and author on the road to success. Its members dash madly about Cambridge learning all sorts of interesting and little known facts. In the process they have an opportunity to meet the more interesting people of the ares, from college presidents to burlesque queens. They gain experience in feature and sports writing, as well as straight news reporting. Every member of the board has an opportunity to edit a paper, becoming the best-informed man in the College the following morning, or to brush up on world events by editing the Associated...
...coercion to force freshmen to take two, and, in the future, three General Education courses. I feel that this action is all the more unfair and coercive since the University's G.E. courses are so poor. I can, of course, only judge the two I am now in the process of being forced to take...