Word: relatedness
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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The Trend to Drugs. There may have been as much heat as light on Surgeon Bailey's operating table, but the trend toward new directions was illustrated by several other speakers who had proposals to make rather than criticisms. Montreal's famed Stressor Hans Selye (TIME, Oct. 9...
Wired for Sound. The facts, from a nationwide survey:* 1) only 33% of U.S. musicians in 1954 earned more in their profession than in other jobs; 2) another 35% turned from music to other vocations; 3) 17% entered nonmusical vocations but found occasional musical jobs; 4) the remaining 15% worked...
¶Having studied the various aid-to-education plans of its sister corporations, B. F. Goodrich Co. concocted a recipe of its own. Each year it will spend some $300,000 to pay for 1) seven four-year scholarships for bright high-school graduates selected by the National Merit Scholarship...
Orgel's three poems are echoes of other poets, other places and times, and other-worldly concerns, all turning on well-formed words. The poet's experiments in mood, meter, and word are seemingly unrelated, however, both to each other and to the reader, so that each aspect, while often...
Francis Keppel, dean of the Graduate School of Education, announced yesterday that Neal Gross has been elevated to the rank of associate professor of Education. Since 1951 Gross has been Lecturer on Education and Sociology. A sociologist, he has studied problems related to education and technological diffusion.