Word: equal
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...third of the students questioned requested a longer Reading Period, while many would like to see it divided into two equal parts, one occurring after midterms...
Such a dreary situation affords condemning testimony in the case for public education. When education must bow to the whims of an ideologically confused and sub-college citizenry, it can never equal the standards of private education. There will always be the wishes, tastes, and fears of Opinion to consider, the Public that wants education to grow, but only within the mold of its own image...
Over a period of 100 years, the report stated, New England's share of manufacturing employment has fallen from 32 to 9 per cent and its share of textile employment from 65 to 18 or 19 per cent. Although the proportionate declines are about equal, the region has suffered much more from the decline of its relative contribution to textile jobs than from the relative decline in manufacturing...
...committee has resolved the problem of determining the value of ten 1722 English pounds in 1957 American dollars by dividing the income of the fund into ten equal parts...
Another advantage resulting is greater flexibility in course scheduling, both during the academic year and in the summer session. The three-term plan permits easy incorporation of the summer as an equal academic period, a probable necessity considering the great numerical increase of college students in the next decade...