Word: leveler
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Recovery would have been much quicker," according to Harris, "and we would have saved billions of dollars each month had we attained the 1957 level of output by the third quarter of 1958 instead of, as now seems likely...
...effects of such a program be on the recipients and on the universities themselves? The universities certainly would profit. "A rise of $500 in tutition made possible substantially by an adequate loan program," Harris says, "would double salaries and re-establish the economic status of faculty at a level commensurate with the attraction of talent." There is one local drawback, however. If private business is not interested in taking on the program (which seems likely, since inflation would probably deplete much of the profit), the alternative suggested is the federal government. These two words are anathema at University Hall, because...
...keep within the maximum height allowed by Cambridge zoning regulations, the architects have sunk the buildings into a court which is four feet below ground level. President Pusey commended Shepley, Bullfinch for having "conceived a pleasing design which makes excellent use of the limited space...
...History Department, on one hand, has "tended to concentrate the organization of tutorial on a House basis," said Myron P. Gilmore, Chairman of the History Department. For that reason, History tutorial, especially on the sophomore level, is now primarily homogeneous, with either all Harvard or all Radcliffe students...
...three men agreed that the prime problem concerns sophomore tutorial. On the junior and senior level, more attention is given to fitting tutee and tutor on the basis of specialized interest than on the basis of House or College affiliation...