Word: jointed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Elections resulted in the succession of Stephen Wechsler '49 to the chairmanship held last year by Geoffrey White '47, and the establishment of a joint Harvard-Radcliffe executive committee...
Directors of the Alumni Association, joint founders of the Committee with the executive board of the Associated Harvard Clubs, will receive the report October...
Last week, the news leaked out that Caltex Oil Products Corp., a joint subsidiary of Standard Oil Co. of California and The Texas Co., had made a deal to help build and operate a refinery in Spain, near Cartagena, at a cost of around $18 million. Caltex would put up part of the money, and own 24%. The rest would be 24% owned by Cepsa, the state oil monopoly, and 52% by another state company, Institute Nacional de Industria...
Neither coeducation nor "joint instruction has as yet tainted Morningside Heights undergraduate life. Back in the 1880's, a Columbia president, Frederick A. P. Barnard, had wanted to open the college's doors to women. He died in 1889, however, and so a women's college was set up and given his name instead. In 1900, Barnard College was officially declared the undergraduate college for women of Columbia University. It maintains its own faculty, and remains completely independent of Columbia College It has, however, a tradition reminiscent of Columbia's Freshman--Sophomore Rush, except that at Barnard they dress...
...general he feels that "the great achievement of ERP has been reviving the will to resist totalitarianism, internally and externally. The fantasy of neutrality is non-existent, except in Sweden." He calls the record to date of the Office of European Economic Cooperation, the 16-nation joint agency, "perhaps the most incredible accomplishment in international economic cooperation ever-the dimensions of which, as a prelude to European unity, aren't appreciated here...