Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The size of the grants was determined on the basis of the number of students studying under Wilson fellowships at each institution. Harvard, with 160 Wilson scholars, was one of three schools to receive the maximum amount awarded to any one institution under the program.
Gaffney, the chairman of the Quincy House American Table, and Rudman attributed Nicolaus' "shoving" to "pure hatred," uncontrollable rage," and an effort "to provoke Prado." Both Gaffney and Rudman urged that Nicolaus be committed to a mental institution.
Many of the Los Angeles Times's proudest achievements lie behind it, the work of a fiery Union Army colonel who charged into the city in the 1880s. From the editor's desk chair, Harrison Gray Otis directed Los Angeles' destiny as if that stretch of parched...
Harvard has no hopes of getting its full request, since the maximum available to any one institution under the amended NDEA act is $800,000. But Wallace McDonald '44, director of Financial Aid, explained that "we've always asked for over the ceiling, because requests are pro-rated on the...
President Pusey is reportedly "disturbed" by the resignations of five senior members of the Government department who have accepted posts at Southwest State Teachers College in Texas. One of the group tells a reporter that "Southwest State seems to us an up-and-coming institution."