Word: growingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...religious, charitable, scientific, literary and educational purposes within the United States and its possessions as the trustees shall see fit." Since only 154 of the 15,000 existing U.S. foundations have assets of more than $10 million, the Davis kitty is among the biggest on record, and it will grow. John D. Rockefeller, for example, put up a mere $182.6 million to launch the Rockefeller Foundation, which is now worth $615 million. Other big foundations: Hartford ($414 million), Duke ($400 million), Carnegie ($286.6 million)-all of them topped, of course, by the Ford Foundation's $2.5 billion...
...GERALD O. GROW '64 is of the Harvard-Radcliffe . He has played the clarinet Society Orchestra, the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra, and in chamber groups...
...probably would not cover costs. The program dignified the Eliot "Music in America" series and gave the Ensemble its first real chance to introduce itself. As Walker and his musicians become better acquainted with each other and the possibilities of the repertory, the Ensemble's circle of friends should grow...
Bohr's atomic model answered dozens of questions that had the physicists of the time chewing their pencil stubs. It won him a Nobel Prize, but it, too, had faults which were gradually corrected by mathematical abstractions that seemed to grow more and more bizarre. Bohr himself did much of the correcting, and even the most recent concepts of atomic structure reflect his genius for inventive analysis...
Constance E. Smith, Director of the Institute, believes that the Institute scholars can add another dimension to the undergraduate community, but that communication between scholars and students cannot be instantly created. "You can't force anything like this; you let it grow...