Word: pre
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...friendly atmosphere suffers. Though it remains strong on the surface, as is evidenced by the "hello" tradition, it only covers an upperclass apathy pre-vading half of Brown. But the junior year, every class office is held by a non-fraternity man. Among the college's 69 organizations only the Brown key has a strong fraternity representation. While seeking to satisfy social desires, the fraternities have actually weakened the cohesion of the undergraduate body...
...ordinary mortals like Johnny Lattner. In a school where the first religion is Roman Catholicism, athletics is No. 2 for the 5.401 undergraduates who live under the strictest collegiate discipline west of West Point and Annapolis. Notre Dame football players get much of their spiritual lift from the pre-game dressing-room chats by Coach Leahy. "Usually." says a lineman, "he tells us that we are a team with a lot to lose and little to gain because we win so often. He also tells us what Notre Dame stands for all over the world. He says Catholic youngsters...
...right now." "Of course we're in a recession," agrees Economist A. W. Zelomek, president of the International Statistical Bureau. But Zelomek's idea of recession may startle many businessmen. "At the bottom," says he, "we'll be way above the prosperity levels of pre-Korea." Staff Chief Grover Ensley of the Joint Committee on the Economic Report has still another view of what is happening. Says he: "We are getting into an adjustment which, if not of the recessionary type, is of the downward type...
...last-minute political move designed to capitalize on the high-priced publicity of the Cambridge Civic Association came to light yesterday as pre-election campaigning ended its final...
Until the medical schools take their own advice seriously and act to stop over-specialization among pre-meds, they will continue to receive applications predominantly from science concentrators. Nor can they blame the pre-med, who narrow his sights and therefore his life-long interests, to win first prize in the rat race...