Word: developed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...preposterous as Millis seems to think, and that there may be more to worry about than nuclear accidents. Sadly, Millis' book is a classic piece of wishful thinking, and perhaps of prejudgment. When a foundation has supported a study of demilitarization for ten years, its Director is bound to develop a vested interest in producing positive findings. This is the curse of philanthropy--objectivity is harder to come by in big foundations than it is in academia
...jobs that man has been accustomed to doing, it is also bound to expand greatly the level and variety of human wants. If U.S. farms had never mechanized, for instance, and thus displaced a large pool of labor, the U.S. would have been hard pressed for workers to develop its present industrial might. Says Dr. Yale Brozen, a University of Chicago economist: "Society uses whatever number of people it has. Seventy years ago, 50% of the population farmed. Now only 7% does. That enormous change took place in just a couple of generations...
...people in rapport with the advanced computers," predicts Donald M. Michael, a social psychologist at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington. "They will have established a relationship with their machines that cannot be shared with the average man. Those with talent for the work will have to develop it from childhood and will be trained as intensively as the classical ballerina...
...factor in the success of last year's varsity was the scoring punch added by the midfield, but this year's attack may not receive that backing. Only Dexter Newton and Larry Palmer have returned from the first two midfields, and they have yet to develop into real scoring threats. Although Jan Bollinger, Bruce Caputo, and Mike Leahy are three other lettermen, the man who will probably join these two in the first line is a junior who hasn't played in two years. A series of concussions halted his freshman career, but Harry Van Oudenallen has now received medical...
...world's lending neurophysiology, Forbes pioneered the use of to measure biological electric during the 1920's. He also develop the first practical moans prasuring electroencephniograms, or wave diagrams. Ills retirement from the Medical School Faculty came...