Word: properous
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...other hand. President Gilbert White of Haverford College has come to the conclusion that "we may be of greatest service in the long run by not expanding," and Professor Douglas Bush of Harvard has warned that unless the nation's colleges shut their gates at the proper time, "the principle of education for all" can lead to "education for none...
...more careful defining. "Will Princeton meet it best by insisting upon remaining small and stressing high quality in education? Will she meet it by expanding to accommodate a more sizable number of students and running the real risk of a deteriorating educational performance? If the latter is nevertheless the proper course, how can she obtain the sizable amount of money which will be required? If the former is the proper course, how can we justify the exclusion of many qualified students who may seek the kind of educational experience we offer...
...dream aircraft that takes off vertically like a helicopter, but flies horizontally like a proper airplane, is gradually coming true. Last week, at Fort Worth, Bell Aircraft Corp. showed a prototype convertiplane. It looks like an airplane, but it has two helicopter rotors projecting from nacelles on the tips of its stubby wings...
...interests of the doctors." The respect the Association has won by its distinguished membership has allowed representatives to tell Congress and the country that it "believes in working for the best health of the nation," while opposing new programs that would make it possible for more people to obtain proper medical care...
...degree which I earned here and the Ph.D. degree of which I am a candidate are both in Political Science, not Government--just a technical difference--and the proper designation of the degree from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, which work I have now completed, is M.A.L.D...