Word: extended
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...periodic pay increases to instructors appointed for more than one year, and even the base pay of $7,000 per year may rise. Most important, instructors will be eligible for foundation and government grants spanning two or three years. (A University rule bars faculty members from accepting grants which extend beyond the end of their appointments...
Brown is host to Rhode Island, and the game should give the Bruins a chance to extend their winning streak to two games. Probably the most interesting thing in Providence will not be the scoreboard, but the attempt of Jim Dunda to get Rob Hall back on the bench...
...civil rights professionals, Bobby went to the Judiciary Committee to plead that the bill be diluted to passable proportions. He carefully avoided challenging Celler's bill on principle, skillfully confined himself to matters of language and legalisms. The new public accommodations section, he said, was "unclear," might extend federal regulation to "all businesses which a state does not affirmatively ban." He questioned the vast scope of powers granted the Attorney General, pointed out that Article I of the Constitution gives Congress power only over federal elections. As for fair employment practices legislation, Bobby said such a section...
...Young Democratic Club of Harvard and Radcliffe, which split over the invitation to Wallace, meets tomorrow night to elect a president. T. Jefferson Frazier '64 resigned as club president last week in, protest of the executive committee's decision to extend an unqualified invitation to Wallace. Burt L. Ross '65, Frazier's leading opponent, was appointed to fill his place...
...corrected in the twentieth century. Until 1926 physicists assumed that Newtonian mechanics (applicable to gloves and planets) was valid on the atomic level. In 1926 quantum mechanics appeared as a more valid description of mechanics upon the atomic level. In both cases the significance is hardly abstruse. Scientists who extend their laws to situations other then where they were originally derived should do so with great care. Where possible they should seek experimental proof...