Word: considerably
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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The first U.S. poet of the century to succeed in growing up, say the Gregorys, was Edwin Arlington Robinson. The Gregorys suggest parallels between Robinson's keen-witted accomplishment and that of Henry James: "Both men separately held in respect the progress of self-realization. ..." The authors esteem Robinson...
Not until the meeting of the Associated Harvard Clubs in June was substantial progress possible. At that time the backers of the various proposals for was memorials presented their cases Representing the Council, Thomas L. P. O'Donnell had little trouble demonstrating the value of an Activities Center. In a...
Mention of a "third world war" flared up in the social, humanitarian and cultural affairs committee when Leo Mattes, of Yugoslavia, protested bitterly against a committee vote. Mattes had asked that the proposed international refugee organization in resetting refugees consider the wishes of neighboring countries as well as the country...
Round table discussions will consider "The Need for Expanding Physical Facilities," "The Challenge to Curriculum and Faculty: Revision in Teaching Methods and Shortages of Personnel," and finally, "Inflation on the Campus." Plenary session forums on "The Veteran Looks at Education" and "Braking the Education Bottleneck" are also scheduled.
Whether this will be good or bad is not at all clear. In Washington last week, small, blue-eyed Dr. Muller, glowing with the stimulation of his newly won Nobel Prize, gave a pessimistic interview. "Most mutations are bad," said he. "In fact, good ones are so rare that we...