Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Those who manage to wade through the extravagant language of the first page of this news column (and through a proof reading job that would make even a CRIMSON subscribe gag), will find a section headlined "Harvard and the FBI." "Most colleges," the writer declares, "find it sufficient to help...
The implementation of Diem's agrarian "reform" measures in 1957 coincided with the institution of a wholesale terror campaign throughout the countryside. These programs reinstated the landlords who had been removed by the Viet Minh, reinstituted rent, and at the same time failed to provide the peasants with any security...
Some A.M.A. officials estimate that eldercare would cost as much as $500 million a year less than medicare. It would pay all or part of medical-insurance premiums for some 11 million Americans aged 65 or over-as against some 16 million who would be covered, whether they needed help...
The Beatles are not only an institution but a business-and their profits are strictly fabmost. This week they joined the rank of the financial mighty when one of their firms was listed on the London Stock Exchange. The corporation: Northern Songs Ltd., sole publisher of the songs of Beatles...
(1) that U. S. institutions formulate policies toward the admission of foreign students, these policies to be based on how foreign students will fit in with the basic educational purposes of each institution and how relevant an education it can offer, particularly to students from developing countries.