Word: regularization
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...statement yesterday, Rappaport revealed that approximately 35 percent of the attendance at the Forum discussions last fall came from students of the College, and that 20 percent of regular Forum memberships are held by undergraduates. "Next term we hope to enable more of these students to help determine the nature and topics of the meetings," he said...
Since every member of the Forum has a vote in the election of its Board of Directors, the best way for a student in the College to influence the Forum discussions is to become a regular member, Rappaport explained. An estimated 200 memberships will be open to men in the College during the next term, he added...
...investigation were made into the activities and interests of the regular gambler ... it would reveal an almost total lack of interest on his part in politics. The man who likes a flutter every day is not concerned with . . . the international scene and the current High Court case. Waiting for the results after the bets have been placed has a peculiar effect on the mind . . . drains work of any interest it may have, and deadens initiative...
Craftsmen and clerics alike obey a strict and simple regimen of devotion during their three months on Iona. Throughout the rest of the year both groups follow a daily Rule, and meet at intervals. While the Iona craftsmen spend their nine months on the mainland at their regular jobs, the ministers-each of whom has signed up for two years-go forth to preach in small towns, organize community projects in crowded industrial cities, or work in parishes that' are trying to apply the lona principles...
...Bible-reading. All members also seek to keep their personal expenditures down to Britain's national average income-$720 a year for a single man, $320 more for a married one, plus $240 for each child. Members' accounts are kept openly and discussed among themselves at regular intervals-items over and above the national average can be justified if they are "for the glory...