Word: cores
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Richter hopes to introduce a studium generale-a sort of core curriculum which all students will have to take. He also wants to introduce the idea of a U.S. college, setting up a model house for 150 students who will live and study together. And he is planning on one other import from his adopted homeland. "This university has more than 6,000 students," says he, "and only eight are Americans. This must be changed at once...
...patient, she has been wearing a football helmet to protect her head. But a helmet is hot and heavy. Karen's father, a Manhattan engineer, took a better idea to Cavanagh's, the Park Avenue hatters. Last week Karen was wearing a jaunty cap. Built with a core of laminated plastic, it gives just as much protection as the helmet, and everybody, including Karen, thinks it is a lot more becoming. The United Cerebral Palsy Association is spreading the news of Karen's new cap (cost: about $18) to member organizations across...
Hyde has a pair of good lines to block for his backs. The number one combination has a solid core of Winthrop men in Bob Knauss at center, and Bill Glazier and George Chase at the guards. Kirkland provided a tough pair of tackles in Charley Hartley and Eliot "Rocky" Stone. Both the ends, Deke DeCoen and Thayer Brown, have shown plenty of pass-catching ability...
...scholars, says Scholar Terrien, "are learning that biblical scholarship cannot be divorced from contemporary Christian testimony. Indeed, they even begin to sense that, in order to penetrate to the core of biblical religion, they must give up the delusion of 'absolute' scientific objectivity . . . They must join, with humility and consecration, the [fellowship] of the saved and look at it from within...
Just why that should be so is the core of Author Stern's Capitalism in America, a book which contains some of the best small-arms fire in defense of the American way of life since the shots fired at Concord. Author Stern couches his arguments in the form of lively, colloquial letters to a mythical young European intellectual named Henry, who is thinking of turning Communist...