Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last week, Tory M.P. William Shepherd rose in Commons. Asked he: "Is it not a waste of three policemen's time? Lenin lived in the house only about a fortnight and he left without paying his rent.* Cannot the Home Secretary get this bust put in an institution?"
Acting President Theophilus Painter "tentatively" turned him down, then hastily appealed to Texas Attorney General Grover Sellers for backing up. Wrote Painter: "It has never been the policy of this institution to admit Negroes as students. ... To my knowledge, this is the first time a member of the Negro race...
Adams is as much of an institution in Minnesota as smorgasbord. He was once (in the 19205) associate editor of Captain Billy's Whiz Bang. Now he is so influential that he has to mind what he says. Once he mentioned that his shoe laces were frayed. The next...
Mutual understanding and unity of purpose were evident among these four as they outlined their proposal: a precedent-shattering college for high-ranking officers of the Army, Air Forces and Navy, and the Foreign Service of the State Department. One point not yet settled was a name for the institution...
With the institution of a far more flexible program than that arranged during the war and the reduction of requirements from four periods per week to three, an effort has been made to emphasize the recreational aspects of the plan, he declared.