Word: considerateness
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Among those superlatives descriptive of Harvard faculty members "tallest" is the uncontested property of John Kenneth Galbraith, professor, Democrat, world traveler--in all a very busy man. But most of all an economist whose concern with economics finds a great many outlets. For "like theology, and unlike mathematics, economics deals...
U.S. economists consider stabilization plans only short-term, stopgap methods of straightening out world markets, are convinced that they are as harmful as farm price supports-and will work no better in the long run. Says Simon D. Strauss, vice president of American Smelting & Refining Co., the world's...
The repercussions of this policy-change are only just beginning to be felt. It seems worthwhile, then, to probe more deeply into the situation which made such a step necessary; and to consider ways and means of averting the most regrettable of its effects....
The "non-joiners" live in large dormitories and are required to take meals at The University Center. Living in the dormitories is not too communal, and the university has broken the dormitories into more intimate entry sub-divisions. To give dormitory groups more character and identity, they might consider a...
Geography is not only a legitimate study in itself, but an extremely helpful corrolary to other academic disciplines such as regional studies, history, government and anthropology. The University ought seriously to consider the report of the 1951 Faculty Committee on geography. The report, though initially dubious of the value of...