Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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"I do not believe that this program will curtail the opportunities for our undergraduates to take part in athletics; the status of four minor sports will not be affected, and inter-house athletics will be fostered as before. The alternative is the hand-to-mouth policy of old days which...
"Finally, when football grows so in importance that the academic purposes of a college become secondary in the eyes of the alumni to the success of the team, the value of that college as an educational institution becomes questionable."
At No. 1 Montgomery St., San Francisco, stands the pillared portico of Crocker First National Bank, a rich, conservative institution that is something of a landmark in West Coast banking. It was founded as a private banking house in 1883 by the late Charles Crocker, one of the quadrumvirate that...
Manufacturers Trust Co. is the only big Manhattan bank tracing its ancestry to Brooklyn, where it was founded 30 years ago. A $500,000,000 institution at Depression's start, it was in hot water two years later, largely because its clientele and territory resembled those of defunct Bank...
A contemporary of the News' Munger at the University of Chicago was Robert P. (for Peter) Vanderpoel, lanky, critical financial editor of the Evening American. He was the first Chicago editor to treat the Board of Trade not as a privileged private club but as a public institution susceptible...