Word: bulks
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Conferences on subjects such as educational psychology, inter-group education, and guidance constitute the bulk of the program of the Association's meeting, which began Friday and will last until Saturday...
...summer of 1945, as far as the College was concerned, the business of finding jobs for its graduates was of little importance. A student left Cambridge with a shiny new degree in one hand, and the problem of what to do with it in the other. Although the bulk of Harvard graduates traditionally have found good employment, the lack of University employment guidance of the sort furnished by many other colleges became noticeable in recent years, and with the creation of the Office of Student Placement in 1945 an effort was made to answer the need. This office has done...
Cars, coats, watches, and sundry other items lost, found or for sale form the bulk of the classified advertisements, but every now and then some captivating little item appears which makes readers stop and rub their eyes...
...issuance of securities, which would finance the bulk of future loans, was still a relatively long way off. But McCloy was already busy on the practical task of selling them. Even before he publicly took over, a bill was all set to be introduced in the New York State legislature making the Bank's bonds legal investments for New York State insurance firms. As insurance firms "domiciled" in New York own 50% of all U.S. insurance assets, this would open the door, when & if the bill is passed, to one of the biggest groups of bond buyers...
Restricted by a lack of funds in many instances, the settlement houses are for the most part unable to hire the bulk of their staff and must depend upon volunteers. Of thirty-five houses in the Greater Boston area, there are twenty-six at the present time with a shortage of personnel and a curtailed program to match. This gap can well be filled in large part by students who can spare two hours weekly...