Word: regularizes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Although the fund is aimed at attracting students from non-college oriented areas, the recipient still must meet the regular admission standards of intelligence, for after 1964 the special fund will be exhausted and regular college scholarship grants will be used to continue support for students who entered with aid from this two year plan...
...fate of Japan's 800,000 "Korean residents.'' Taken to Japan in imperial times, mostly as forced labor, they remain an unabsorbed minority, and since World War II. a constant source of community friction. One in four is on relief, and 80% are classified as "without regular employment." Police assert that the incidence of crime-acts ranging from assault to theft-is five times as high among this group as among the rest of Japan's population. And owing in part at least to Rhee's insistence that the Koreans in Japan should stay...
...shared, she was impulsive and slow-minded. It is easy to see her as she was then, hair pulled back in an untidy bun, skirt and blouse refusing to meet. Fernando Olivier, who lived with Picasso, described her thus: "Fat short, massive, beautiful head, strong with noble features, accentuated, regular, intelligent eyes seeing clearly, spiritually. Her mind clear and lucid. Masculine in her voice, in all her walk..." Her hands were all of one piece, rather than having articulate fingers. Though these extraordinarily made Gertrude Stein the rage of Paris later, little wonder that she did not delight the Harvard...
Watson and Edward M. Purcell, Donner Professor of science, are each contributing to a series of 60 films which are being developed for use in conjunction with regular classroom sessions. I. Bernard Cohen, associate professor of the History of Science, is serving as an adviser in the writing of the sections dealing with the history of science in the course textbook...
...each different illness incurred within a six-month span. After the details of an application are punched on IBM cards, the computer takes over. It prints the policy, monthly-payment cards, self-addressed envelopes and claim forms, cuts policy-processing costs to about $4 v. $12 for a regular policy...