Word: allowing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...N.A.M. The party's economic program sounds like something the U.S.'s National Association of Manufacturers might have mothered. It calls for monetary stabilization to allow industrial growth, elimination of useless wartime restrictions, lower production costs and increased labor productivity, to assure "the recovery of business...
...private institution and then at a huge VA mental hospital, Maine was so horrified at the treatment of patients that his own inner conflicts came to seem insignificant. He finally blamed the universal system of neglect less on attendants than on a public so indifferent that it would allow hospitals to be dark closets for storing the mental wreckage of modern civilization. When he quit his attendant's job to write a book, Maine was plenty mad-but not in a medical sense...
Spring's coming brought an announcement last week from Aldrich Durant '02, Business Manager of the University, that repairs on the old roof will start as soon as other commitments allow. Kenneth J. Conant '15, professor of Architecture, is in charge of redecoration plans...
...formal requirements for the degree allow a great amount of latitude, probably as much as any other field of the sciences. The three chemistry courses required may be chosen almost at random, with the important exception that Chemistry 6, a stiff but generally well-liked introduction to physical chemistry, is required of all honors candidates...
Cash Up. Unprecedented sums of money for research are being readied for cancer investigators. Even the economy-minded U.S. Congress has recognized the need: the House Appropriations Committee, asked by the Budget Bureau to allow some $11,000,000 to the Public Health Service's Cancer Institute, of its own accord upped the allowance by $6,000,000. The House quickly passed and sent to the Senate a $17,828,200 appropriation-more than all previous Government cancer research appropriations combined...