Word: exodus
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Civilians: The third of the nation's doctors taken by the Army & Navy is actually about half the younger, most active men. Hardest hit have been the bigger hospitals and clinics which attract most of the younger M.D.s. Also hard hit are rural areas, always starved by the exodus of graduates to big-city medical markets...
According to Morin, the most discouraging exhibition at last Saturday's game was given by the numerous students in the cheering sections who get up and left before "Fair Harvard" had been sung. Describing the mass exodus as a "damn shame" he said that it was a good index of the torpid condition of the school's spirit...
Fears have been expressed that the invitation may meet with the same fate as the proposed mass exodus by 46 this summer and a Network. "Wellesley program" whose propriety was evidently questioned by publicity-wary Wellesley officials...
Clearest note as to what such cooperation means was struck by Canterbury at the inaugural service of the British Council of Churches. The Archbishop took his text from Exodus (And Jehovah said unto Moses, Wherefore criest thou unto me? Speak unto the children of Israel, that they go forward...
...fall exodus played a large part in decreasing the size of the upperclass half of the college. Of the 3364 men registered by yesterday, a large majority were Freshmen and Sophomores, on whom the axe of the 20th birthday had not fallen...