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Since then, TIME'S South African correspondent, Alexander Campbell, has arrived in New York for his first visit to the U.S. and his first trip out of Africa in 15 years. Campbell reports that, even as he prepared for the six-week trip, rumors began to circulate that he was fleeing the country because of the story on Malan...
This term replaced the six-week winter reading period in 1943. It is supposed to relate study to everyday adult life and 'help the girls grow up." It is extremely popular with the faculty who get a chance to relax on individual research and teach at another college during the winter term...
...classes that Germany lost the war because Jews sabotaged the production of "new secret weapons." Yet he managed to wangle an appointment to the "school of democracy," run by the British Foreign Office at Wilton Park near London, for promising Germans. He was an apt pupil in the six-week course, but after he got back he sounded more than ever like an unrepentant Nazi. He was fired from his teaching job for "political indiscretions." Then he got into politics...
Besides the Air Force, the Army and Navy R.O.T.C. programs also entail summer training. Navy regular student take six-week cruises abroad on warships during the three summers they are college. Contract students make only one six-week cruise after their junior year, while the Army cadets attend summer camp after completing their Military Science third course...
Well-Groomed Africa One of the brightest little art shows in Manhattan this week is the work of a Hollywood dress designer. But Gilbert Adrian, 48, is also a good man with a paintbrush, and after a six-week tour of Africa with his wife, Janet Gaynor, he has 19 oils to show...