Word: growth
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Growth of the British Empire", Professor Whitney, Harvard...
Good precedent for the action of the class is to be found in the gradual relinquishing of class festivals in the last few years. Despite the protests of a noisy minority, the Junior Prom passed into the limbo of traditions that have been forced into the discard by the growth of the College. The abolishment of the Sophomore Smoker is but, the natural outcome of this same trend...
...Growth of the British Empire," Professor Whitney, Harvard...
...training school for a group of men who are today one of the most prominent forces in the American theatre, and most of whom are at present on the board of the new school. Today, however, with the increasing complexity of the dramatic situation and the spreading and growth of complete dramatic schools elsewhere, such simple equipment as that at the disposal of Professor Baker would have small chance of success...
...Slosson predicted that crop trees, which grow at the rate of 10% per year for the first 15 years and at the rate of 4% as they approach maturity, will never be allowed to reach their full growth. When they are allowed to mature, only 50% of them is used at the sawmill. Sapling forests will be harvested-perhaps by Paul Bunyanesque mowing machines-and put through a process which will reduce their fibres to a mossy mat; then remolded, remade into wood, of any dimension, any hardness. This process is now being used in Mississippi to manufacture "Masonite" from...