Word: broading
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...committee's basic solution to the problem is decentralization in order to interweave students, faculty and administrators into a community seeking common goals. Thus it urged the regents to confine themselves to setting broad policy-something proposed by the regents' own Byrne Report (TIME, May 21, 1965)-and recommended that administrators delegate as much authority as possible to local campuses...
Finally, Mehta crashed into the broad, exuberant themes of Ein Heldenleben (A Hero's Life). Looking up with a smile that radiated at once pride, self-mockery and unabashed immodesty, he proclaimed: "I'm quite a lot of a hero...
...other sophomores gave their best dual-meet performances of the season to produce two more Harvard first places. Willowy Jim Coleman soared 6'3" in the high jump to eclipse the Harvard-N.U. meet record of 6' 2-3/4". And broad jumper John Avault won his first meet of the year with a 21' 9-1/2" leap...
Other Crimson trackmen placing well in the K.C. meet were Charlie Ajootian and Bruce Hedendal, second and fifth respectively in the shot put, and Noel Hare, third in the broad jump...
...bossed by Dr. Max Schmidheiny, 59, a Swiss engineer who succeeded Dr. Walter E. Boveri, son of the founder, in 1966 (no Brown has been with the firm since 1941). While his three managing directors run day-to-day operations, Schmidheiny has been tuning B.B.C. up for a broad assault on the lucrative U.S. market. He thus considers it fortunate that, unlike most European firms, B.B.C. has not based its production on licensing agreements with the large American companies...