Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Springs, now a smoothly running, richly endowed sanatorium. His assistant, Dr. Charles Edwin ("Ed") Irwin, 36, became the institution's new Surgeon-in-Chief. Dr. Michael Hoke, 62, happily hunted for an Atlanta office door upon which he could once more have his solitary, independent name glued in letters...
You Freshmen have been invited to Cambridge before the opening of College to witness the Harvard family, gathered from all parts of the earth to solemnize a birthday and show its appreciation for benefits received. And it can truly be said that every Harvard graduate owes much to the College...
The Class of 1940 should witness this Celebration; it will, in the first place, be a sight worth seeing, a side-show to be remembered; more important, it will show the magnitude of the institution, its power. It will show why Harvard's latest Class should consider themselves extremely fortunate...
The institution's founders regarded a diploma as a letter of recommendation, which each student must apply for and purchase personally. The same practice provails today. Unlike most other colleges, also, Harvard has never awarded diplomas to individual students at Commencement, but has requried graduates to make their own arrangements...
The long view of all this was last week presented by the Smithsonian Institution's Secretary Charles Greeley Abbot. Said he: "The North Central States can expect no appreciable letup in the Drought before 1938. A rain cycle is indicated by records of the water levels of the Great...