Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Writing in the Bulletin of the Association of University Professors, Harris cited an 80 per cent rise in workers' wages coupled with inflation as causes showing the need for higher pay. Since 1930, he tabulated, every professor has lost the equivalent of $42,000, for a national total approaching $6 billion...
...fairly conventional job in each. For the first semester of his junior year, he was one of the two assistant managing editors, in charge of the paper two nights a week. The papers of that period were dull and routine by todays standards--one historian has characterized them as "bulletin boards"--and F.D.R.'s appear no different from the rest...
...separate section in the stadium "where ladies may enter without fear of being asphyxiated" by tobacco smoke, he advocated boardwalks in the Yard during the wet winter months, and he successfully campaigned for better fire-fighting equipment in the Yard dormitories. His regime was evaluated by the Harvard Alumni Bulletin as "at least mildly distinguished for the animation of his many editorials, and for certain college reforms which he engineered...
...keyed-up crowd of newsmen swarmed into Mrs. Wheaton's office (see PRESS) as the first full medical bulletin on the state of the President was passed out. "The report speaks for itself," said Mrs. Wheaton, her face ashen, her lips quivering. "Although the present condition is mild and is expected to be transitory in nature," said the doctors' statement, "it will require a period of rest and substantially decreased activity estimated at several weeks." At 6:15 p.m., while the news was dinning misleadingly and shockingly about the country, a team of four neurological specialists confirmed specifically...
...President carved and helped eat a 40-lb. Thanksgiving turkey with Mrs. Eisenhower, his son Major John, daughter-in-law Barbara, grandchildren David, 9, Barbara Anne, 8, Susan Elaine, 5, and Mary Jean, almost 2. "The President is in fine spirits," said a new medical bulletin. "His progress continues to be excellent...