Word: annually
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Albert Pratt '33, a lawyer from Chest-nut Hill, has been elected 1967-68 Chairman of the Harvard College Fund, the annual giving program for alumni, parents, friends of the College...
...control of its problems. Addonizio, who served 14 years in the U.S. House of Representatives before his election as mayor in 1962 -largely on the strength of Negro and Italian votes-outlined an ambitious urban-renewal program. Newark today spends $277 per capita on repairing urban blight-the highest annual figure for the nation's 50 biggest cities. Newark officials claim an overall unemployment figure of 7%-down from 14% when Addonizio took over city hall-and Newark has 125 federal poverty workers who spent $2,000,000 last year on community-action projects. But the funds face...
...Corps officials, tired of hearing comparisons between its costs and Harvard's, estimated that $6900 is necessary to train a Job Corps emrollee, while the annual cost of a Harvard education (they said) is $10,670. This includes $2890 for a student's tuition, room, and board, and $7780 in subsidies from Harvard...
Allen spoke at the 39th Annual Harvard Summer School Conference on Educational Administration attended by some 400 superintendants and school board members from 37 states...
...revising its confessional standards. Under the American equivalent of the Scottish Barrier Act (which guards against hasty ecclesiastical legislation by requiring that changes in church law be approved by a General Assembly, then be sent down to the presbyterians for their approval, and finally be approved by the next annual General Assembly), what is called "The Confession of 1967" was presented to the General Assembly meeting in Boston in May, 1966. It included a phrase that urged the pursuit of peace, "even at risk to national security...