Word: forwarder
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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NEITHER a man nor a nation can live in the past. We can go only once along a given path of time, and we can only face in one direction, forward...
...Doherty's concerns ran deeper than enrollments, endowments, or even research; he had ideas for changing Tech's curriculum that made many an old-line technical prof shudder. Doherty was among the forward-looking men in technical education who realized just how limited a strictly technical education might be. However skilled they were, he decided, most engineers were "illiterate about the world around them." They were able to do amazing things within their own narrow fields, but they were helpless once they went beyond. As professional leaders and as citizens, said Doherty, they were next to useless...
Wheels & Wings. Developing an idea which it had begun to apply in World War II, the Army Medical Corps put together three mobile surgical hospitals, which traveled from point to point behind the front's hot spots. Better equipped than forward-area hospitals had ever been before, they did major surgery, much of which would once have had to wait weeks or months. Even so, the emphasis was on speed, to get the wounded on the way home as fast as possible. From the mobile units and other field hospitals, within a week after the war's outbreak...
Goalie captain George Anderson injured a finger in pre-game practice and was replaced by Pete Briggs. After six minutes of the third period, Andover's forward Rick Fajardo kicked the slippery ball past Briggs in a muddy entanglement in front of the goal...
...three scorers in the New England league make up the center of the Amherst line--Howie Burnett at center forward with eight, and Ash Elaine and Paul Coon at the left and right insides with five apiece...