Word: risings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Witness Slichter, 67, seemed almost affectionate toward price upcreep. "A slow rise in the price level is an inescapable cost of the maximum rate of growth," he said. The effects of slow inflation "are by no means as disastrous as they are frequently described." Like most other economists of the a-little-inflation-never-hurt-anybody school, he failed to make the distinction between the short-term direct effects of price upcreep and the much more serious longer-term psychological effects of accepting price upcreep as inevitable and tolerable (TIME, March...
Montreal, alas, has no poet laureate, no clarion voice to rise above the Commerce Chamber cackle. Hugh MacLennan, a witty essayist and novelist who picks up bread-money teaching at Montreal's McGill University, comes closest to doing the job. Although his interest is confined to only a small and often uninteresting segment of the varied populace, he understands it and explains it very well indeed...
...graduate schools will increase tuition by $250 next fall, the Administration anounced yesterday. Rates in the School of Design and the Divinity School will rise to $1250 and $750, respectively...
There will also be a "proportional increase in financial aid to keep pace with the rise in tuition," according to Jose Luis Sert, Dean of the School of Design, and Douglas Horton, Dean of the Divinity School. At least one half of any increased income will probably be plowed back into financial...
...particular reasons" brought about the tuition rise, Norman T. Newton, Secretary of the School of Design, explained. "It is simply a matter of rising costs." The tuition increase will affect the 219 students in the School of Design and the 242 in the Divinity School...