Word: growingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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During the summer of 1962 the members of the quintet--Gerald O. Grow '64, clarinet; Pamela Campbell '63, flute; Glenn Sproul '65, French horn; Carl Schlaikjer '61, oboe; and David Klauser '63, bassoon--took part in the HRO tour of Mexico...
James Russell Lowell of the Class of 1838 was born at Elmwood on February 22, 1819. As a boy, the story goes, he planted a single horse chestnut "which he saw grow large and handsome in his lifetime." Probably, young Lowell planted horse chestnuts all over the grounds before one grew. In any case the tree, still large and handsome, lives on, just to the right of the house...
...reasonable hour when concentrators in the Humanities arise and CRIMSON editors stagger to bed, the offerings grow luxuriant. Professor Lord will give special attention to ritual songs, myth, ballad, and folktale in Comp. Lit. 110, "Introduction to Folklore." And while Chem. 20 hurtles onward, Chinese 30, open to freshmen, will cover the more important texts in Chinese thought...
...equally sticky problem. Small manufacturers are often wholly dependent on single big customers, such as auto or aerospace companies, which are increasingly making for themselves the parts that they formerly bought outside. When corporate Lilliputians seek other customers, they come up against giants that get tougher as they grow bigger. In the past year, the 500 largest companies in FORTUNE'S annual listing raised their share of all U.S. industrial sales from 56¼% to 56½%-and that fractional gain widened the gap between them and small manufacturers by $1 billion...
...cause babies to be born with virtually no skull or brain cortex, reports Boston's Dr. Thomas H. Weller, a Nobel prizewinner for his work on the polio virus. Some infant victims appear almost normal at birth, but then become microcephalic ("pinheads") because their skulls fail to grow...