Word: post-war
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...last twenty years institutions of higher education have been required to adjust to various external forces--depression, war, and post-war expansion. To be sure, this has been true of all aspects of national life. But higher education has been unique in that each adjustment has meant financial stringency...
...post-war wave of efficiency, the University tried a few years ago to diagram its hierarchy and gave up after several weeks of fruitless effort. So it is not surprising that most students are graduated from the University without understanding the administrative set-up. Actually the basic outline is fairly simple, and the confusion mainly should arise when one tries to differentiate between the stated and the actual lines of power in the University...
Once finished, it will be made available to high schools, preparatory schools, alumni, and other groups interested in the University. It aims to give them a better understanding of the post-war version of College life...
Friedrich received two degrees from the German university. He earned his Doctorate of Philosophy in 1925 after becoming a Doctor of Laws. He has returned to his native country several times since he became a U.S. citizen in 1938, once in the post-war period when he served as governmental affairs advisor to the U.S. Military Government...
...post-war traditions look like they're here to stay. One is Wellesley's answer to the Dartmouth Winter Carnival, Winter Carousel, which occurs around February. The other is dwelt on more fondly, Sophomore Father's Day. Perhaps, Freud would call it socialized. Electra complex. But anyhow the old man gets to see what he's been paying for, and some girls even rationalize it into the best weekend date of their college career...