Word: broadly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...because they contain the facts about a course, but because they present it as an integrated unit. This lack of organization can also be found at the next level--the field of concentration. A student takes a number of courses in a given field, which may cover an extremely broad area of knowledge. If the student himself does not find some method of relating this conglomeration of courses, they will remain as disembodied entities...
Recognition of the Committee came after six weeks of containing as an unofficial organization. Formed soon after Wallace spoke here in October, the Wallace group agrees with the broad principle of the former vice-President but considers itself independent on individual issues...
...secret was out. Last week a Fort Worth matron, Mrs. Ruth Annette Subbie, 45, answered her telephone, sobbing with excitement, screamed out the identity of "Miss Hush" (Dancer Martha Graham), and won the biggest heap of prizes in radio history: $21,500 worth. After last fortnight's broad hints (TIME, Dec. 8), the mystery of Miss Hush was no longer very mysterious. For Dancer Graham it had been a big publicity binge. For the March of Dimes it had been worth at least $350,000. For Listener Subbie it was more of the same: winner of 100 other radio...
Here G.E. will fill a need that can be made the more clear by a brief study of the lax rules for distribution of courses. An undergraduate may take a year of geography, Italian history, and Fine Arts and have a broad enough knowledge to graduate from Harvard...
...achieve their full usefulness, the emphasis must be shifted from technical skills to a broader base which includes cultural history, conversation, and writing, as well as reading. Since the majority of students never go beyond the first or second year in language studies, primary courses alone can supply a broad background that will give meaning to the process of learning details...