Word: affectedly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Abolition of the system, instituted in its present modified form by faculty vote in 1946, would affect all courses except those regularly open to Freshmen...
...jump from $200 to $300 a term will not affect next year's third year students, as tuitions will remain at the present level for those who entered last February or earlier and who will graduate by June 1949 on either regular or the postwar accelerated programs...
...have a fine new "telescope," made partly from captured German radar and specially designed for studying radio waves from the sun. (The Bureau of Standards has to be more or less practical with taxpayers' money; the practical project at the moment is a study of how solar waves affect radio transmission on the earth.) But Reber also intends to refine his own homemade apparatus and search the sky for more mysterious "somethings." Perhaps, in time, he can figure out what-and why-they...
...discriminatory graduate education with emphasis laid upon tripling teachers, doctors, dentists, and nurses in training within ten years; provision of "general education" to develop "civic conscience" and furnish a "common cultural heritage;" and the elimination of all racial and religious barriers to equality of higher education, particularly as they affect Negro citizens...
...animals before it was licked. The next time the battle may not be won-even at such cost. Said Dr. M. R. Clarkson, Department of Agriculture scientist: "If the disease ever gets across the Rio Grande, it would cost the U.S. at least $1 billion a year. It will affect all parts of the livestock industry, and it would be almost impossible to check...