Word: benefited
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Then what happens? Mrs. Bunting hopes that their projects-books, musical-scores, paintings, scientific papers-will get them known to schools, colleges and businesses looking for bright people. She also sees a fringe benefit: the edifying impact on Radcliffe girls of older women who value the mind as much as marriage...
Student science concentrators will not benefit much from the Office's expansion plans. "Our efforts are concerned with the non-scientist," McVity said. It is not difficult to find work as a laboratory assistant, he pointed...
...Institute for Independent Study is a success, it does not seem overly optimistic to prophesy that Radcliffe will have the honor of initiating a nation-wide effort to salvage potentially effective women from intellectual stagnation and to use their talents for the benefit...
Asked at the end of the meeting whether he could fit into a Volkswagen, the tall, heavy man replied, "Surely." Then, for the benefit of only those nearby, he quipped, "I probably can't get out, however...
Bundy praised the program "because it considers public and private education together." He added that Massachusetts might benefit from increased attention to public colleges and universities, and cited figures showing that the Bay State has one of the highest per capita expenditures on private higher education in the country and one of the lowest on public schooling...