Word: developers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...added that, "the Hebrew-Christian ethic, as it applies to the administrator, gives a high value to the individual." He concluded that out ethics have done very little to develop attitudes and behavior patterns to cope with our complex society...
...deplore the possibility that out of minor subsidies to parochial schools will develop control over them. If the state has the power of control after subsidy, it has the power of control before subsidy. It is obvious that without subsidy that State rightly exercises considerable control over parochial, as over all education, public and private. Without contributing a penny, New York State's Board of Regents controls the federal government. New Jersey taxpayers, contrary to the opinion expressed in the CRIMSON editorial, are not being exploited by a law permitting school buses to pick up parochial school children, so long...
Scientists connected with Brookhaven are careful to say that the laboratory will not develop new atomic explosives, but will concentrate on making nuclear physics benefit humanity. But the project will do no harm to the national war potential. Atomic secrets (if any still exist) may yet leak or be rediscovered abroad. The job of Brookhaven and other U.S.-sponsored laboratories is to develop atomic know-how so fast that the U.S. lead cannot be overtaken...
...Givens, 37, a Chicagoan with bright blue eyes and bright new ideas, always wanted to be a nurse. But after she started to work, she had some doubts. Most of her patients were babies and they were usually a little soggy. So, off-duty, she tried to develop a waterproof outer diaper. She finally devised a "Dri-ette," two pieces of flannel bonded to a waterproof center which eliminated the objections of many mothers to rubber pants. The Dri-ette was not patentable but it did the trick. Babies could get wet, but nobody else would...
...College must develop a set of attitudes suiting students to take responsible places in the community, and the best way to promulgate such an attitude is to establish Harvard as a model community," he added...