Word: followed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...ejaculations of Hopper are more lively than his paintings. One thought is clear: the continuum of romanticist murmuring and sweet trills of past American art will "glow" through the age of Hopper and those who follow, amply aided by TIME...
...came hints of a caller whose appearance would do more for the Western alliance than a regiment of bustling, brief-cased statesmen. To Britain's Queen Elizabeth went overtures for a state visit, possibly in October. If the Queen is agreeable, a formal invitation will follow...
When notified of his new position, Owen said, "I am looking forward to my new job. We are going to find it hard to follow those standards established by the Ferrys...
...lecturer wished, since both he and his student would have this single obligation. Moreover, by concentrating the teaching obligation at certain times, professors would not only be more likely to become really involved with their courses, but would be completely free for the rest of the year to follow their research interests. This might well help reduce the current competition of courses and research for the professor's time and interest, a competition which seems more often than not to work to the detriment of both interests...
...flexibility in scheduling. Fulfilling prerequisite requirements for courses would be more likely to move smoothly if the undergraduate program were broken into 32 sections instead of eight. Students working on theses, or supposedly doing independent research for course reduction or tutorial-for-credit programs would be completely free to follow these interests for a short period, instead of finding that other course requirements drained their time and attention. Not least important, it might be possible to schedule vacations between courses, so that a vacation would become a real period of relaxation, free from the psychological pressures of oncoming deadlines...