Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard was the only private institution among the top five universities in the NAS poll. Last year, six of the top ten schools in the ACE overall ratings were private.
In other draft matters, Senator Edward M. Kennedy '54 (D-Mass.) said in an interview today that he would propose institution of a random selection draft system early in the 1968 Senate session. Kennedy's bill would also call for the abolition of undergraduate deferments once American casualties in Vietnam...
In theory, bishops are spiritual successors of the Apostles, placed over their dioceses by divine institution. During the first centuries of the church, bishops were normally elected by acclamation at public gatherings of clergy and laity. By the Middle Ages, the naming of new bishops had become the prerogative of...
The program, he added, is rapidly losing its experimental nature and is becoming something of an institution.
Bell Telephone installs the teletypes, or "consoles," for $75 a month plus line charges, and, according to David D. Dix, associate director of the Harvard Computer Center, is the only institution to clear a profit off time-sharing. For the Computer Center, and for Harvard, the attraction of the SDS...