Word: begin
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...schools. But it is equally understandable that college admissions officers, still smarting from the pressure of 4,000 applications for a class of 1,100, are trying to prepare for the future. Not only are students applying to more colleges each fall; the immense numbers of "war babies" will begin entering college within five years...
...Massachusetts, which will open the season at the Stadium for the second straight year. Pennsylvania, tied up with other commitments, will be the one Ivy League team not to face the Crimson. The two teams will meet in 1956, when the recently organized Ivy Group round robin will begin...
...National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis faced a dilemma. Not until April 1, 1955 could it hope to learn whether the Salk vaccine, tested in mass trials this past summer, really prevented polio. If it did, inoculations for 1955 would have to begin on that same date. But it takes months, and costs millions of dollars, to produce the tons of vaccine needed for a big-scale immunization program...
Coach Norm Shepard will begin with the T in the first quarter and substitute the wing formation intermittently. The team will be after its third consecutive win, after being defeated by Brown in its opening game...
...about 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, when the evening's first election returns begin to come in, trend-conscious political experts will immediately focus their attention on the results from Hartford, Connecticut, which are usually among the first to arrive. Hartford is heavily Democratic, so there is not much question which candidates will be in the lead there, but experts will be very interested in the exact size of the Democratic majorities. If, for example, the first half of Hartford's polling places give Abraham A. Ribicoff, the Democratic candidate for governor, a lead of more than 14,000 votes over...