Word: livings
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Social science contributes much to answer these problems, Dean Muelder said in explaining how science can enable man to reach moral judgments. He commended its work in studying how men can live better together and added that "the last word is not yet in from social science...
Gradually, however, the Botany Department began to replace the Gardens with modern equipment; new greenhouses now hold rare live plants. War brought another shortage of expert help, and money ran low as interest lagged. The Gardens had outlived their usefulness...
Aiken concluded that "it our society continues to spread enlightment it will enable us to get out of this power mess. It therefore behooves us to acquire power to make our ideals live...
...authority on Polynesian anthropology. To the Pacific Science Congress, meeting at Auckland last week, Sir Peter brought along some distinguished delegates. Under his guidance they came to learn more about his mother's people, the vigorous islanders who fought the New Zealand whites until the 18703 and now live beside them in peace...
Pacts & Punditry. During the war, when cable desks were more important than city desks, the tabs had also tended to pass up the "LIVE WIRE KILLS CHILD IN HOUSE HEXED BY WOE" for pacts, problems and punditry. Last week there were signs that the tabloids were reverting to type. They had sensed-more quickly than other U.S. papers-that the "news" and the public taste in news might be changing. (In England it was London's feature-packed Daily Mirror that had profited most from the lifting of newsprint controls...