Word: rigorousity
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Some members of the scientific establishment have seen these drug researches as a psychological danger in another sense: they undermine the scientific attitude and approach to the rigorous, controlled study of behavior. One studies behavior, they say, by isolating interesting facets of it in a laboratory and seeing how these...
Whatmough, who is 65, has been head of the Department since it was created in 1951. A firm believer in rigorous, "scientific" linguistics, he built up the Department from its predecessor, the loosely organized department of Comparative Philology.
A.S.P.A.U.'s success is based not only on rigorous selection but also on ample financial support for deserving winners. African countries pay transportation; other help comes from U.S. foundations. Full tuition scholarships averaging $1,000 a year are provided by U.S. campuses. Room and board averaging $1,800 a...
Usually the gates slam on an Ivy applicant who scores below 550 in the test (scored from 200 to 800), but last year Columbia experimentally took a chance on 72 hopefuls who had done just that. Coleman happily reports that 69 of them passed Columbia's most highly verbal...
And in place of professional politicians (before De Gaulle, all ministers had to have seats in the Assembly) De Gaulle has brought into his Cabinet a new covey of experts, many of them young (five are 40 or under), whose versatility and expertise constitute a Seine-side New Frontier. Many...