Word: normalities
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO., March 16--The varsity hockey team missed its golden opportunity tonight. It lost 6 to 1 to Michigan, a team weakened far below its normal peak by NCAA ineligibilities and injuries suffered in tonight's game. The fact is that the Crimson could have won this game...
Congress is not helping matters by shirking its own responsibility. The resolution of the House cannot force the President to do what he should have done already. Although Democrats may be serving party ends by showing how the President abandoned his initial responsibility, they are hardly fulfilling their normal duty in making appropriations...
Such research, annually amounting to millions of dollars granted primarily by foundations, is traditionally one of the key aspects of the University's educational operation. Aside from its role as a function of the scholar's normal intellectual curiosity, however, continuous original research has become an important criterion for teaching on the Harvard Faculty. Yet despite the heavy burdens imposed thereby on Harvard's teaching personnel, the University has thus far taken little responsibility for fostering and underwriting original research...
...relevancy of these programs to Harvard is decreased by another factor; the faculties at these institutions are excellent teaching faculties, but while they include individual scholars of renown, they are not centers of research. Even within this teaching framework, counseling duties, when added to the normal routine of life in a college community, constitute a severe drain on time and energy. At Swarthmore, the teacher performs in both seminar and course, and this can result in a schedule requiring the equivalent of five half courses and two one-term seminars in a year, or an average of up to thirteen...
President Ralph Reed reported: "Tourists will be supplied with enough gasoline to meet all their requirements, either for their own or rented cars." Enough fuel has been supplied to hotels so that hot water and heat are ample; transportation schedules are normal. But tourists will find one difference: in most countries there has been a gradual rise in prices...