Word: extended
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Following lunch, the viitors will be officially received in President Conant's office in Massachusetts Hall by George H. Chase, '96, Dean of the University, David M. Little, '17, Secretary to the University, and other University officials. Dean Chase, in the absence of President Conant, will extend the greetings of the University to the Latin-Americans...
...revised College program now stands, the spring term will end on Saturday, May 22, rather than June 7, as it would ordinarily. Reading period will extend from April 26 to May 8, and Commencement, for those men who will be in College to receive their diplomas, will take place on Thursday...
According to a jacket blurb, this is a "new kind of history." It isn't that so much as an attempt to extend an old and honorable type of history into a throughly discredited field. As a first approximation to an honest history of business, "The Age of Enterprise" far surpasses its predecessors...
...move forward to extend this wise and benevolent policy to another potentially valuable and highly deserving group in our midst. There are in America hundreds of thousands of aliens of German origin, whose loyalty to our cause is intense and unequivocal. Many of them have better reason to loathe the Nazis and their criminal accomplices than our most patriotic citizens can ever know. They have felt the lash of the Gestapo and the agonies of the concentration camp; they have been despoiled of loved ones, possessions, home, country and citizenship. These people are pledged by every sacred oath, by every...
...weeklies (distributed free at the plant gates) merely extend McKinnon's parochial publishing formula: they print almost nothing except news about the personal doings of shipyard and aircraft workers. Though they devote a page to intramural sports, they did not mention the World Series. Worker-correspondents contribute items and cartoons at 5? an inch. Some 25 mechanics, jib builders, lathe operators and the like have become columnists, complete with bylines and photographs...