Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Although the Ford-founded assembly line is an institution that Detroit takes dead seriously, Detroiters proved last week that they could joke about it.
The deadly, premeditated dullness of financial ads last week brought scornful shouts from two premeditating wits. In an address before the New York Financial Advertisers Association, Bernice Fitz-Gibbon, ad boss of Gimbel Bros., snapped that it was time banks stopped such "pious pronouncements" as these: "a great institution founded...
Ohio University has chosen President Conant to deliver the commencement address at that institution's spring graduation exercises, early in June. He has agreed to speak out of friendship for Ohio U. President John C. Baker, who served as associate dean here before going out to the midwestern school.
To make sure that none of his American customers ever got any such specimen of Greek culinary without being prepared for it, John Cocoris used to explain the mysteries personally to each and every bewildered diner. Today, Greek food is better known in this locality, the Athens, like its neighbor...
An institution composed of sharps and flats rather than bricks and mortar, the Pierian Sodality is older than most of the more orthodox structures of the University, Memorial Hall included. Founded in 1808 by students anxious to improve their instrumental skills, the Sodality (Latin for fellowship) was at first more...