Word: growing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...result of their efforts, as one TIME reader puts it, has been to establish "a museum of the mind, where feet never grow tired and the light is always just right...
...first birthday of the A.F.L.-C.I.O. merger, one of the U.S.'s top labor reporters, New York Timesman A. H. Raskin, gave the "brawling infant" one to grow on in the Times's Sunday Magazine. Excerpts...
...distorted way a madman might see them. The adventures are not explained but only magnified for the expressionist settings in which the material things are emotional adornments, parts of a state of mind. Cesare's body leans with the lean of a crooked chimney, Caligari appears to grow out of his tent. The wild windows like kites, roofs that look like knives, and the black and white strips across the institution's floor reinforce the uneasiness. But these devices, like the shadows painted on the scenery, are all in the setting, of which the heavily made-up characters...
...result of this move, Columbia's undergraduate body will grow from 2436 students this year to a limit...
...University has recently been examining, in one from or another, some serious suggestions that Harvard contribute to the Great Life Process. These particular proposals seek neither a total merger with the Radcliffe administration nor an extension of parietal hours. They maintain, instead, that tall oaks from little acorns grow and that Harvard, alone or with other colleges, should drop a little acorn somewhere out West...