Word: equality
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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University students will pay room rent and board charges in four equal installments beginning next year, it was learned yesterday...
...change was made in order to facilitate the payment of bills. "We think it will be a good deal easier to have the bills all equal," Edward Reynolds, Administrative vice-President, said yesterday...
...singers were equally right and equally impressive. "Brilliant," again, is the only word for Elisabeth Hubbard as Mrs. Peachum. Not only is her voice magnificent, but her acting is equal to the rigorous demands of Weill's music. Her cruelty and cynicism give added dimension to numbers like "The Ballad of Survival" and "The Ballad of Dependency." Bronia Sielewicz, as the prostitute Jenny, will make even the most sentimental viewer forgive her for replacing the familiar German accent of Lotte Lenya. "The Pirate Jenny" and "The Solomon Song" are two of the best examples of Weill and Brecht...
...John Lowell, a wealthy merchant, left a will which established the Lowell Institute for the support of public lectures in Boston. The testament also called for courses "more erudite and particular" at a feed approximately equal to the value of four bushels of wheat. These course survive in the University Extension and, at current market values, still cost only a little more then four bushels of wheat...
Other things equal, Extension students who work for credit seem to do as well as their college counterparts, despite the presence of auditors and other ostensible disadvantages. "As adult education the Extension isn't meant to compare with the best in college education, but it generally equals the better," a professor summarized the consensus of faculty members...