Word: growed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...training ends at that stage; for, as in all professions, the formalized training becomes a background on which the individual will build his source of knowledge with his practical experience. Actually the training of a successful banker never ceases. It is only the one lacking in the ability to grow whose training ceases with the limitations of his capabilities...
...first appointments was that of Donald K. David as his assistant dean. Since then, over 35 years in varying capacities, these two men have seen the school grow from three basements in the Yard to what President Conant has called "a great educational enterprise...
Concludes Lindner: "This is the very soil in which mass manhood and psychopathy take root and grow. Our adolescents are but one step forward from us upon the road to mass manhood. Into them we have bred our fears and insecurities; upon them we have foisted our mistakes and misconceptions. They are imprisoned by the blunders and delusions of us, their predecessors, and like all prisoners they are mutineers in their hearts...
...pardoned ten years later by New York Governor John Dix (he died in 1940). By turning state's evidence, Jones got his freedom. In Houston, having opened with an endowment of some $10 million from the estate of William Marsh Rice, Rice Institute has continued to grow and flourish. Last week in Baytown, 40 miles from Rice Institute, an old recluse finished the deed he tried to do in jail 54 years ago. At 79, onetime Valet Charley Jones picked up a pistol and killed himself...
...Making of a Quarterback. "This is a man's game," says Bobby Layne, one of the outstanding survivors. "You have to grow into a man to play it right. A quarterback takes about three years before he knows halfway what's going on. You never really learn this damn thing...