Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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They are performing in a beautiful professional theatre. Every Harvard man who remembers the mean circumstances in which Professor G. P. Baker had to emigrate from Harvard thirty-five years ago will be elated by the taste, virtuosity and solid character of the Loeb theatre. In his time, Professor Baker...
San Jose State (18,000), another feeder for the aviation-electronics industry (Ampex, G.E., Lockheed). S.J. has a $4,000,000 industrial-arts building, an expanding $9,000,000 engineering center. Highly "diversified," it has 108 majors, from psychiatric technology to a full four-year course for policemen. (This is...
The plaintiff will base his right to sue Harvard on the ground that the Health service is a profit-making activity of the University, with its fee separate from tuition charges, a Boston newspaper has reported. An educational institution is normally subject to suit in Massachusetts.
Berelson said in the report that attempts to inject general education into doctoral studies has been a failure. He mentioned the University's institution and subsequent elimination of a Ph.D. program in Social Science as a prime example. Elder again supported this position. He said that the Social Science program...
Asserting the need to foster privacy, absorption, and lonely contemplation, Taylor described the silence and apparent acquiescence of college students as "very deceptive." To illustrate the cynicism with which many college students view the mechanized conformity of modern America, he quoted a "disillusioned sophomore at a big-name eastern institution...