Word: retainers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Cliffies are simply not proving as cutthroat as the pessimists expected. Until they do, Hilles should retain its open reserve system...
...chemistry prize went to University of Chicago Chemical Physicist Robert Mulliken, 70, for his molecular orbital theory, first published in 1928. With that theory Mulliken forever destroyed an established scientific concept: that atoms retain their original identity when they form molecules. Instead, he argued, the balance of particles within atoms changes when they become part of molecules; electrons may take up orbital paths around the entire molecule instead of remaining in orbit around atomic nuclei. Virtually all of the significant work in molecular structure that has been done since has been based on Mulliken's theory...
...their interests seem to merge, Caltech and M.I.T. are nevertheless likely to retain a distinctive difference in attitude. Caltech, content with its quiet 75-acre campus in Pasadena, is determined to remain small enough to retain what DuBridge calls "a feeling of family." M.I.T., pushed against the Charles River by crowded Cambridge, is ambitious to grow. "In the past, we have been grooming the student to run U.S. Steel," says M.I.T.'s Professor Valley. "Now we are grooming...
Watson has shown good faith and a willingness to resolve a tricky problem by personally contributing his time and prestige. The Committee has offered absolutely nothing in exchange as its share of this "compromise." It cannot retain the right to reject any speaker and still expect Harvard to make a major concession of its own. That's not a compromise...
...least render flexible its requirement that students stay out of academic life during the two-term "cooling-off" period. The University has long prided itself on standing behind the students it admits and maintaining faith in their ability to study and learn. There is no reason to retain a policy that might deny an undergraduate the second chance to make it at Harvard...