Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Jones particularity directed his fire at the examination given all English students at the end of elementary school, usually at the age of 11, which determines who will be permitted to enter a state-run grammar school, and thus have a chance to reach college. The selection system, Jones asserted...
Died. Albert Deutsch, 55, muckraking medical journalist who campaigned against maltreatment of mental-institution inmates in The Shame of the States and of juvenile delinquents in Our Rejected Children, was temporarily cited for contempt of Congress during his successful 1945 battle for reform of VA hospitals; of a heart attack...
The Big Difference. A taut, nervous player who has been in and out of trouble ever since he got to the majors in 1952, the same year he spent two months in a mental institution, Piersall is still getting into scrapes. He capers on the field, spats with Cleveland sportswriters...
Immediately after his appointment was announced, Lowell, then a professor of Government, called for increased communication between students and administration. "We must work together," he told a group of students, "in building up the noblest institution in our land."
Even as firmly-entrenched an institution as the Law School must from time to time reassess itself. Hopefully, the changes that come about from this present reassessment will give future law students a broader understanding of legal concepts rather than a mere familiarity with technical details.