Word: pre
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Last fall the University raised board rates from $12.25 to 313 a week, an increase of 6.3 percent. At that time, food prices had risen at least nine percent over pre-Korean levels...
Manhattan's art season was at its pre-Easter height, with more than 100 shows to choose from. No single tourist could take in all the city had to offer, but the cream of it could be seen in two or three jumps...
Treatment Plus. In osteopathy's long, slow climb toward respectability, every nod has helped. The nation's six accredited schools of osteopathy require four years of professional training, as medical colleges do, and two years of college-level pre-training for a doctor's degree (D.O.).Their curricula include anatomy, pharmacology, surgery, bacteriology, other standard subjects in the education of a medical doctor. In all but eight states,* their graduates may now prescribe drugs and perform surgery, as well as practice the "manipulation" which is the keynote of their science. The main trouble has been the osteopath...
...bills in Connecticut would effect all educational institutions from pre-nursery on to graduate schools. They would be administered by an already-existing Fair Employment Practices Commission. The power to receive student complaints and to investigate schools would be added to the commission's present powers...
...uneasy moments. "When I was in Cincinnati recently, I read in the papers there that Cal (Lowenstein) had been inducted into the Army. You can imagine how I felt." What had happened, Jordan went on to rolste, was that the wire services had expanded Lowenstein's receiving a pre-induction notice into the fact that he had already gone into the service. "It certainly was a relief to see Cal when he reported for practice," he smiled...