Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Because University of Washington officials have "violated the principle of academic freedom" in their dismissal of two faculty members on the grounds of membership in the Communist Party, Associate Professor Henry D. Aiken has declined to teach at that institution's summer school.
But the greatest emancipation, Amory feels, is the expansion of Harvard from a strictly regional college--with the usual apocryphal proper Bostonian anecdotes--to a world wide institution.
By 1925 she realized that the job of running the concerts, awarding the prizes, selecting composers for commission, had become far too extensive for her to handle alone. She therefore decided to transfer the administration to the Library of Congress, where she built a chamber music auditorium, Coolidge Hall. To...
The Foundation's principal objective will be to provide funds for student housing, research, fellowships, and scholarships in the graduate schools of Arts and Sciences, Design, Education, Engineering, and Public Administration. The institution recently gained Corporation approval.
The New Haven institution has established a four-man department under Professor Stephen Jones. One associate professor, one assistant professor, and an instructor complete the faculty roster.