Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Just what individuals make up the student body is the first matter of import. The Harvard degree may be meaningful to an applicant in social, intellectual, or commercial ways. The Committee on Admissions has solved its problem of choice by compromise. While emphasizing the "democratization" of the College, the committee...
The Law School here would be the logical place for such an institution, Dean Griswold pointed out, because of its prestige, both international and national. Its library he cited as unparalleled anywhere in the world. "What we need are the funds and the facilities to go ahead."
As proposed by Dean Griswold, the world school of law and the present law school would be related enterprises, not identical. It would not be a large institution, and without more than 200 students, both foreign and American. "This increase in the exchange of legal knowledge, he believes, would contribute...
"The average three room suite at Harvard now rents at close to $160 with bare furnishings. They put three young men into it which means that for 16 weeks the College receives $480. That's $120 a month for three rooms in a tax-free building. Recently you raised my...
Individual donations, however, were sometimes carefully earmarked, vaguely as in the case of five dollars for "some Russian institution" and more specific choices such as $1.67 to Heidelberg "to be used for dueling swords." One benefactor specified Yale.