Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Freshman Seminar program was flooded this fall with more than 800 applications for places in its 33 seminars; 277 students were accepted into the program. But its future size will depend more on faculty willingness to teach than on student demand, Edward T. Wilcox, director of the program, said yesterday...
...station urgently needs to find an alternative to Claverly "because it is completely ill-suited to housing a radio station," according to Ronald H. Wyzgn '64, the organization's president. Its ability to pay for the construction of new quarters, however, will depend on the success of a $100,000 fund drive it launched last year...
King's chances for winning one of the five school Committee seats in the Nov. 5 election depend mainly on whether the NAACP can register an estimated 15,000 unregistered Negroes in Boston. At present, there are only 13,000 registered Negroes in the city...
Most writers anticipated the novel for its promise of recalling, and recording, the turbulent world of the early New Deal, and in many cases, their early manhood. Miss McCarthy had a more difficult task writing to a younger generation. She could not depend on memory to make a rough narrative seem smooth; she could not draw a quick sketch of a Spanish Civil War meeting and expect a college student to be content with the memories her passage invoked...
...rise was not spectacular, but economists took pleasure in it nonetheless. During the year's first five months retail sales had hovered around the $20.3 billion-a-month mark, a remarkably steady performance but still not good enough for the chart watchers, who have come to depend so much on the consumer's performance. "They expect each week to be a new world," says the chief economist of a nationwide chain...