Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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For all their football songs, for all their fiinesse at the academic game, four years at Harvard from 1908 to 1918 were a serious business. No undergraduate could fail to be affected by the changes of a thoughtful, farsighted president; none could fail to realize that "the noblest institution in...
In his Gov 1 lecture on the morning after his nomination, Lowell responded to hearty applause with a call for closer cooperation between administration and students: "We must work together," he said, "in building up the noblest institution in the land." An era of change was begun at Harvard.
Catholics, says Küng, are traditionally wary about talking of reform- the word has dangerous Protestant overtones-but in the present age that is precisely what is needed. "Every institution, even the holiest (the celebration of the Eucharist), every aspect of organization (even the primacy of Rome) can, through...
Howe used little restraint in expressing disapproval of the youngest Kennedy's political ambitions. He called him "a bumptious newcomer" in the four-page letter that was mailed to approximately 4,500 Professors, associates, and assistant Professor at every major institution in the state Tuesday night.
The Public Impact. The New York Times combined stock average dropped farther in one week than in any week since Nov. 9, 1929. Of course this was no 1929 again-there are too many safeguards around for that-but Wall Street's news was disquieting nonetheless. Today's...