Word: normalization
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Bank failures [75 in May. 74 in April, 9 last week] are now down to about the casualties of normal times. . . . Altogether over ten million individual depositors and borrowers have been benefited by the Reconstruction Finance Corp...
Your editorial "Educated Educators", in the CRIMSON of May 23, had some value, since it emphasized the importance of genuine learning on the part of teachers and real enthusiasm for their subjects. May I point out, however, that your editorial reveals a marked ignorance of the actual work of normal schools, teachers' colleges, and university departments of education in this country? It is quite apparent that you are unfamiliar with the organization, aims, and achievements of such institutions. I can not believe that the Dean of Barnard College, whose editorial in the New York Herald-Tribune, you quoted, is also...
...what is done in the training of high school teachers. Your statement that "it is, of course, high school teachers mainly who are attacked by the blight of 'method'" is altogether erroneous. Your subsequent statement "a man takes college courses in Education, studies child psychology and pedagogy at a normal school, and finally goes into a classroom with slight knowledge of and slight interest in the subject which he is teaching" is equally wide of the mark...
...black or brown) whose pigment is evenly distributed over their skins have seemed freer from these melanomata. Dr. Rudolph Matas of New Orleans, who in 1896 wrote on "Surgical Peculiarities of the Negro," believed that this was due to the probability that in the Negro pigment production is a normal function of the skin and under well-developed physiological control, whereas in whites pigment is limited to a few scattered areas and its physiological control is poorly developed. Other investigators believe "that practically all malignant tumors are much more rare in the Negro than in the white race, and that...
...generally adulterated with soy bean oil. Two years ago the price of imported oil was 14-15?. There are only 3,500 acres in the U. S. in production now. When the 25,000 acres now planted are in full bearing they should yield 50,000,000 Ib. against normal imports of twice that much...