Word: programing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Basing its case on the need for price controls if the European recovery program is to succeed, the Brown debate team won a unanimous victory over the Crimson last night on the topic "Price Controls on Basic Commodities." Arthur Stillman and Wells Hangen argued for Brown against Daniel Pierce '49 and Robert Cohn...
...competition, one of the oldest in the College, will consist of a preliminary heat in the middle of March. The final round will take place at the end of the month at which the remaining contestants will deliver their orations at a public program at the Music Building...
...schools that discriminate, the conservative professional groups determined to keep their numbers small, the mis-guided advocates of southern dual education, the born-too-late liberals that can defeat the best intended and most soundly are the diverse elements that can defeat the best intended and most soundly constructed program. It is up to the Commission to enlist the aid of educators and institutions, business, press, and radio, and all interested citizens in convincing these voices of the past that a challenge exists above and beyond the level of private interest that must...
Music of Bach and Mozart will highlight a concert by the Harvard Chamber Orchestra in Paine Hall tomorrow night at 8:30 o'clock. The program will open with the Concerto in F Minor for piano and orchestra by Bach and Mozart's Piano Concert in A Major, number 12. Joseph M. Goodman, teaching fellow in Romance Languages, will be the soloist in both selections, and Noel D. Lee '46 will conduct...
...Committee for Wallace received its official sanction yesterday from the Faculty Committee on Student Activities, and opposition of military training is its first concrete move. Mentioning an opposing political organization, program committee chairman Staughton C. Lynd '50 said, "We may not grow as quickly, but we'll last longer and accomplish more. We are more for things than against them...