Word: assessment
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Metcalf said that the delay is due to scheduling difficulties and the "time needed to assess student backing for the program...
...Some schools assess their pupils as much as $3.50 for the school newspaper, as much as $4.50 for the yearbook...
...signs distributed in the neighborhood were posted. But leaders of the sign project were undismayed, felt it was too early to assess the impact their idea. In the meantime, their experiment could stand by itself as a primer lesson in both democracy and economics...
...effort to assess the results of recent Congressional investigations of colleges, the Harvard Law School Forum will present a discussion of "Limitations on Free Expression" at New Lecture Hall tonight...
Calm & Cunning. Judgments on Stalin varied astonishingly among those free to assess him-outsiders who saw him compatriots who broke with him. U.S. Businessman Donald Nelson, caught up in the heady transactions of Lend-Lease, found Stalin "a regular fellow, and a very friendly sort of fellow, in fact." "He is the most vindictive man on earth," said Leonid Serebriakov, who had known Stalin for years. "If he lives long enough, he will get every one of us who ever injured him in speech or action." Stalin purged Serebriakov, along with some millions of others, in 1937. Wrote starry-eyed...