Word: developed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Cavanagh, speaking at a Harvard CRIMSON-WHRB interview, said that the lack of low-cost urban housing would "develop over the next six months into the most crucial (domestic) problem...
...will have more than enough opportunity to develop new courses as the gen ed program moves into full operation. Holton, who was a member of the Doty Committee for a year, and was on sabbatical and didn't sign the report, is happy about the outcome of the two-year Faculty debate. "They got it right when they decided to let the ideology come after the courses. It makes sense, because, after all, you don't first decide what nature is and then impose a rigid pre-conception on your experiments...
...addition to asking a cut in the workload to give students more time to read on their own, the subcommittee's report suggests setting up a large number of seminar-like electives in which each professor could "develop and display his full talents as a teacher and scholar...
...dismiss such precautionary measures as too costly and unnecessary. But all radiation (except that used in medical treatment for specific diseases) is bad. The PHS urges that every patient's body be protected with a lead apron, and it is backing several inventive dentists in their efforts to develop safer machines...
Died. Guy Warner Vaughan, 82, president of Curtiss-Wright Corp. from 1935 to 1949, whose love of speed took him from auto racing and designing (the 1908 Vaughan Runabout) into aviation, where he mass-produced 2,000 airplane engines per month during World War I, went on to develop the first truly U.S. engine (the Whirlwind J5, which powered the Spirit of St. Louis), and expanded his company in World War II to produce 142,840 engines and 26,269 military aircraft; of chronic bronchitis; in-New Rochelle...