Word: collectively
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...them without pay. One Ph.D. volunteered from Malaysia, another from Lebanon. Four national foundations have shown an interest in Miles, 25 Harvard students have volunteered to spend next summer tutoring Miles students. Two Harvard professors have offered to teach summer school there. Yale students have started a drive to collect textbooks for Miles. "It's just unbelievable," says Pitts...
...order. The Sunday summons was only the latest in a long series of legal actions that began eight months ago when Mrs. Esther James, a Harlem widow, was awarded $211,500 in a libel suit she had brought against Powell (TIME, April 12). Mrs. James has been trying to collect ever since. But so far, Powell has paid nothing. And his elaborate evasive tactics are an eloquent demonstration of how a whopping award for damages may leave the winner poorer than when he brought suit...
...asking support of a drive to collect money for Perdew's legal defense, Dean Monro said he was convinced the students were in danger of being sentenced to heavy prison terms...
...wife arranged their antiques in their new house. For example, Mr. Constable disassembled, cleaned, reassembled and hung a mirror: "It includes over two thousand pieces, as I know to my bitter sorrow." But, as he pointed out in his quick, dry voice, "We don't really 'collect' antiques--we've been picking up anything we fall in love with for years...
...here a lot more than my 14 years at the University of Minnesota. These kids are bright, but they don't have any pseudo sophistication about them. They don't have to act bored." As for their teach ers, adds O'Connor, "Here you can really collect your thoughts...