Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Because the neediest students would not be able to negotiate their own loans, the financial aid resources of many colleges would be severely strained. Harvard, with its enormous private loan funds, could stand by its students, but many small private colleges depend completely on NDEA money. Colleges like Radcliffe could no longer afford to admit great numbers of students with financial need. Northeastern, Boston University, and other colleges whose enrollments are drawn from lower-income families, would find that many of their students simply could no longer afford higher education...
City-Bred Muscle. This and most other urban problems seem almost trivial in comparison with those created by the changing race structure. Says Economist Miles Colean: "We can't get around the sad fact that middle-class families living in the city who depend on public schools have not made up their minds that they can live with Negroes." Weaver adds pointedly: "We need an open suburbia-not just an upper-and middle-income-class suburbia...
Some of the other divisions are not making money, and though Chairman Carter talks expansively about their future, Fairchild's fortunes will depend for quite a while on the one big division. As technology advances, Fairchild's executives figure they will be able to price their integrated circuits low enough so that they will come into common use for TV sets, telephones, even autos and washing machines...
...going to be doctors are willing to spend your days in Ghana?. . . On your willingness to do that, not merely to serve one or two years in the service, but on your willingness to contribute part of your life to this country, I think, will depend the answer whether we as a free society can compete...
Tonight the Crimson hosts Yale in the IAB. A victory would probably give Harvard a tie for fifth place in the Ivy League. The outcome will probably depend on whether Sedlacek can overcome the tenacious defensive play of Yale's Herb Broadfoot and have another big night...