Word: branched
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Stuart Hughes, professor of History, will take a sabbatical leave next year to finish a new book and to teach at the University of Paris. He will live in Paris the entire year and give a course at the University's Nanterre branch in the spring term...
About 30% of the trainees are al ready commissioned officers, most of them in their 20s, whose silver wings can carry their careers high in the air cavalry, the Army's youngest, fastest-growing branch. The other 70% are nearly all young volunteers fresh from high school and college, who become warrant officers* if they complete the flight course successfully. As new recruits, they take regular Army basic training for eight weeks and then go to Texas' Fort Wolters for four weeks of preflight instruction...
...follows the can-do philosophy is Harvey Cox, who claims to be the only member of the University faculty living in Roxbury. His chief interest--ruling passion would be closer to the truth--is civil rights. He serves on the Steering Committee of the Massachusetts branch of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and directs a group of Divinity School students working in the South...
This week TIME'S advertising department opens its first European branch, which will be exclusively concerned with selling advertising for the U.S. editions. Until now, European clients of the home edition placed their ads through their U.S. subsidiaries. The man who will head TIME'S first European ad office, which will be located in Zurich and operate Europe-wide, is Hermann Hirzel who, being a Swiss, is fluent in several languages. The new office will provide advice and counsel to new accounts, especially those without representation in the U.S., and solicit advertising for the national and regional editions...
...whose only function was to render the patient in sensible to pain. Today's anesthesiologist is responsible for the whole man-his breathing and his circulation. In the past dozen years, the growth of knowledge and skills among anesthesia specialists has been greater than in practically any other branch of medicine. When the American Society of Anesthesiologists held its annual meeting in Denver last week, the trade talk of members made it clear that while their operating-room techniques continue to improve at a remarkable pace, their responsibility is beginning to extend beyond the bounds of surgery...