Word: leveler
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...directs the activities of 56 advertising representatives in ten offices throughout the U.S. Their job is to analyze the advertising needs of a wide variety of clients and potential clients, and to offer TIME and its high-level readership as a solution to those needs. Doing so, they deal in market research, promotion, merchandising, and use their thorough knowledge of the magazine and all its editorial and publishing developments. The result in 1955 was that business invested almost $38 million in TIME'S pages...
Foremost of these is the growing apprehension about the course of U.S. foreign policy. The apprehension was heightened by last week's furor over the 18 tanks for Saudi Arabia (TIME, Feb. 27) principally because this inept episode in diplomacy was read as being symptomatic of high-level inattention to detail. Some of the worry was stirred by eager, trend-pursuing newsmen (see JUDGMENTS & PROPHECIES) and politicians in pursuit of campaign issues. Some of it was well-founded...
...present requirements for concentration without honors in Biochemical Sciences includes six full courses. Concentration with honors adds an extra course and a half at the advanced level, an honors thesis, and general examinations toward the end of the senior year...
...graduate level, students can take courses at both institutions without paying an additional fee. Many take City Planning or Physics at M.I.T., for example, and study the social sciences or Humanities at Harvard...
...undergraduate level, students rarely get an opportunity to participate in advanced research. But the applied learning of graduate students and faculty members has built up a research program which has made many important contributions to the nation's scientific progress...