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...course is part of the government's Engineering, Science, and Management War Training program now being carried on in 200 universities throughout the country, but is considered to occupy a unique position because of its "comprehensive scope" and the fact that the training is to be conducted at the executive level...
Many-sided Thomas Jefferson, like his contemporary Benjamin Franklin, forever suggests Renaissance man. New acquaintances will be dumfounded by the scope of his interests: science, music, horticulture, architecture, belles-lettres, astronomy, etc. But readers in the ominous glare of World War II are bound to be most absorbed by the most famous spokesman of American democracy when he speaks on his most famous subject...
...House section, formerly a resume of the several Freshman dormitories, and the pages which in the past have been devoted to the Yardlings' social activities. However, since the members of '46 have had comparatively few class get-togethers, it is not expected that this will detract greatly from the scope covered by the book...
Geography 26b, as the new course will be known, will be more comprehensive in scope and has been substituted as being best fitted to present world affairs. Harold S. Kemp, lecturer on Geography, will give the course on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 10 o'clock. It will be open to those men who have had a C or better in Geography 1, or who obtain the consent of the instructor...
Last week the Sun announced smugly: ". . . exciting news for New Yorkers . . . John Kieran is coming. . . . His daily column 'One Small Voice' will be limited only by the scope and fertility of the Kieran mind. ..." The fertile Kieran mind had sprouted the seed which has been observed in other sportswriters, notably Heywood Broun and Westbrook Pegler-the desire to break away from the confinements of sports columning, to reach into the grab bag of memory, to write about anything and everything...