Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Such a reunited church, prescribed Bishop Dun, must include the three main divisions of the Christian confession: 1) the Anglican, Roman and Eastern Catholics, who see the Church as "the great institution established on earth by God to bring men into right relations with Himself and with one another under...
Like all traditional intercollegiate embroglios, the Harvard-Yale series has been dotted with upsets, and any alumnus of either institution will tell you that records don't mean a thing when the two elevens meet.
Thus in 1700 AD the citizens of New Haven, tired of contributing to the support of an institution of decided Crimson hue in far-off Cambridge since the year 1644, decided to "educate ministers in their own way," and ten clergymen, Harvard graduates all, convened to do the job. Not...
But that wasn't all. Inside the field house, trainer Eddie Farrell, a Harvard institution himself and the team's most ardent supporter, installed a record-player in a corridor, and College songs invaded the dressing room and showers. Yale game cometh.
The University's most distant holding in the Western Hemisphere, the Atkins Institution of the Arnold Arboretum at Soledad, Cuba, was established in 1900 as the result of a gift from Edwin F. Atkins, owner of large estates in Cuba, who amassed a fortune as a sugar planter. Soledad, only...