Word: projects
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...interest laws. The questions are based on the role of Investment Banker Adolphe H. Wenzell, who worked on the Dixon-Yates negotiations as 1) a part-time consultant to the U.S. Budget Bureau, and 2) a vice president of the First Boston Corp., which was to finance the project...
Minter and Cox wanted to remain in Holmes County and continue their missionary work at their cooperative farm there. Both felt that time might show the local citizenry its mistake, and that they could still run their project. If a nationwide protest arose, however, as could easily happen if Northerners clamored, it would only serve to drive the townspeople together and make them even more hostile to the missionary work...
Prime interest in the program comes from College and Radcliffe students definitely intent on applying to medical school. A survey shows that of the 124 Volunteers who comprise the entire project, 61 percent are pre-meds and another eight percent are considering the medical profession. The General Hospitals Program provides a close glimpse of the organizational workings of the five hospitals, contact with surgeons, ward doctors, nurses and interns on the job, and some actual experience in caring for the sick and injured...
...University's Music and Fine Arts departments and the Graduate School of Education, and hope of come up with practical suggestions to the five hospitals by February. The Boston School of Occupational Therapy, affiliated with Tufts, has loaned ten members of its graduating class to help the PBH project...
City officials and local businessmen hope that the cooperation of the University and M.I.T. will speed up and improve the program which could completely eradicate Cambridge's slums and modernize its antiquated areas. The federal government, which will bear two-thirds of the urban renewal project's costs, approved Cambridge as a renewable area several months...