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...during the early forties. Those who were members of these groups may not have wished to overthrow the government then; they may not wish to overthrow it now, and they may not even be pacifists now. Despite all these possibilities, they will be associated with sedition by a large segment of the American population...
William Thomson, James Richard Jewett Professor of Arabic, called the present state of affairs "an impossible situation," with the outcome completely uncertain. He said that an Egyptian student here on a Fulbright Scholarship had told him that the new premier, Aly Maher Pasha, represented the aristocratic segment of the populace. The student added that Maher Pasha understood the British better than his predecessor, Mustapha Nahas Pasha of the popular Waflist party, and could deal with the foreigners more capably...
TIME'S interest in the subject stems naturally from the fact that 77% of our subscribers are college-trained, and from the desire to know more about the group from which such a large segment of our readers is drawn. Naturally enough, we learned several things that concern the other 23% as well. Many college graduates, for instance, are convinced that their period of schooling could have been spent more profitably in gaining practical experience...
...university he attends. "Inability to focus on clear-cut goals is probably to some degree a necessary consequence of the partial mobilization of a democratic nation. Objectives can be readily formulated in times of peace or during a total war, but not today. Nevertheless, in each segment of our national life the attempt must be made to new out at least a rough pattern for the future." This idea underlies Mr. Conant's policies, not only within the university, but in his national role as well. It is a good idea, and it reflects Harvard's attitude of cautious progressiveness...
According to yesterday's published reports, there are "irreconcilable differences" between Jordan and the administration, because Jordan had been promised the athletic directorship when he came here from Amherst, and the promise was forgotten when William J. Biagham '16 resigned. There is reason to doubt this segment of the Record's report...