Word: garwood
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Garwood, NJ. has tried the Mae Carden system. This ignores pictures, makes pupils use new words and sentences and then break the sentences down into their logical parts. "Garden children," says Mae Garden, "read sentences, not words." The system stresses "functional grammar" with some phonics. All this, according to Inventor Garden, works wonders...
...Rapp got the idea in a roundabout way from Dr. Garwood Richardson's simple urine test for pregnancy (TIME, May 2, 1949). Rapp decided to see whether any secretions besides urine showed pregnancy. He tried tears and sweat, found them no good. Saliva seemed to be a flop, too: half the results were negative, even with women known to be pregnant. Dr. Rapp decided to forget about it, and put the work aside...
Died. Basil Garwood ("Professor Lam-berti") Lambert, 58, "mad xylophonist" of vaudeville; after long illness; in Hollywood. Professor Lamberti's best known act: he played repeated xylophone encores, to wild applause, apparently unaware that a stripteuse was performing behind his back...
...Garwood Kleinhen: Freshman Cross Country, Varsity Cross Country, House Cross Country, Pre-Medical Society, House Dance Committee, Lowell House Opera...
...George J. Feeney, Donald C. Freeman, Robert F. Fuller, Herbert P. Gleason, David H. Hall, Donald Halverson, Thomas W. Harrington, Charles T. Hesse, Herbert H. Hicks, Robert S. Hirschfield, Thomas K. Holmquest, Godfrey G. Howard, Stephen W. Howe, Morton D. Hull, Jay E. Jansen, James B. Kenary, W. Garwood Kleinhen, Allen E. Kline, C. Max Kortepeter...