Word: existing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...second basis for a limited optimism is the ability of the University, in the event not too many factors go wrong, to exist on its tuition and its income from investments alone without any further additions to the $161,148,961.65 capital which Harvard has now. The ifs involved are chiefly the maintenance of the level of income from investments on a reasonably stable level and the ability of the University to continue as it has for three hundred years to entice students into its halls...
Harvard, then, is facing an impasse. In the next few years there will have to be, willy nilly, a drastic reorganization of the University in order that it may continue to exist. Not only after the emergency but during the emergency, changes will be necessary. How can the price of education be cheapened without lowering standards? Can Harvard accept Government aid as a national university? What will happen to Harvard's ever-expanding library system? What will a Harvard education mean in years to come? We cannot foresee the answers to these questions, but in the next...
...Force: of 6,000 planes at the war's outbreak, "not many more than 2.000 still exist." New plane production is not likely to go over 400 units a month...
...picnic, that's what it is, a picnic, compared to the way I used to cover Alaska," said he cheerily last week. Nor is he a backward looker. "The church is more alive and alert today," he observes. "There is an enthusiasm today that did not exist before. . . . The church has a larger world vision...
...England and the United States of America, said Stalin, possess elementarily democratic liberties. There exist there trade unions for workers and employes. There are workers' parties and there is Parliament...