Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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In practical terms, the rule fails to recognize a difference in Ivy academic and grading standards from those of other colleges. A more serious objection to the rule is its infringement upon the rights of individual colleges or conferences to determine their own internal standards. Dean Monro, in a letter...
Harris angrily demurred. He argued that his property was being destroyed without due process. Such a move, he said, went beyond the statutory authority of those ordering the reprints, and the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., agreed. It issued an order forbidding more misprints. And it told Zone officials...
A REDOUBTABLE fellow nowadays is the university president: he commands the vast expertise of his institution and knows how to organize intellect. As a fast-changing society increasingly values these qualities, the influence of the presidents is soaring. They have become a kind of fifth estate, half educators and half...
Their universities alone do not determine membership. "Michigan State is by nobody's standard one of the great universities," argues one of these presidents, "yet John Hannah has had as much influence on the role of the American university overseas as anyone." Harvard's Nathan Pusey, on the...
By the time Clifford spoke to him, however, Neustadt had already been tapped by Senator Henry Jackson, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee, for a post-election assignment. Jackson, who was also chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on National Security Staffing and Operations, was alarmed by testimony indicating that...