Word: lowe
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Committee finds that the salary scale for non-tenure appointments is relatively low compared to other major institutions and it recommends the following new salary scale. The salary of the instructor should be computed on a full-time basis of $7,500. The salary schedule of the assistant professor should be $9,000 the first year with an increase of $500 each year to $11,000 in the fifth year. The salary of the three-year term associate professor should be $11,500 the first year, $12,000 the second, and $12,500 the third year. The starting professorial salary...
...artsy-craftsy people in Robinson Hall turned the lobby into a convention hall. They hung a low ceiling of streamers and balloons, and carried "Grope in '68" posters bobbing above the heads of the crowd...
...least-known bodies of primitive art is that produced in the villages and aboriginal settlements of India. It has remained unknown primarily because educated Indians long placed a low value on it. Recently, a resurgence of pride in the nation's heritage has led to a rediscovery of Indian folk art. How rich a tradition it has is shown in an exhibit of 470 masks, statues, weavings, paintings and puppets now touring the U.S. (see color page). Organized by the U.S.'s Stella Kramrisch for the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the show is currently at San Francisco...
With vacant lots all but gone in the downtown areas of many big cities, more and more land-starved developers are literally buying up thin air. The technique is to acquire the right to use the open space over such low-slung installations as roadways, railroad yards and schools, and to fill that space with new buildings. In fact, many of the most dramatic real estate deals in recent years have involved not parcels of land but the so-called "air rights" above them...
...theirs. Not a word is exchanged between him and them during the entire trip from his small home town to Berlin, where he will work in his uncle's department store. Dreyer idly casts a professional eye over the young spectacled passenger, sizing him up by the low quality of his haberdashery. In Martha's peephole of a mind, Franz registers as little more than a lifeless lump...