Word: rom
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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This bountiful future will not arrive automatically; it must be worked for intelligently. "The main escape hatch rom scarcity," says the report, "is technological advance across a broad front, and behind this have to be large, varied, effective programs of research and development in science, engineering, economics nd management. And backing this up las to be a strong system of general education at all levels...
...final plea for help went out from the invasion force's Colonel José Pérez San Román. It was denied. In a burst of futile anger, San Román cried back into his radio "And you, sir, are a son of a bitch...
McKay's policies have paid off: since 1951. the number of stakes (dioceses) has risen from 180 to 350, and the annual harvest of converts has risen steadily rom 17,000 to more than 100,000 in 1962. Mormons now open one new chapa week, and are in the midst of a building program that includes a 30-to 40-floor skyscraper on Manhattan's 58th Street, a new 25-story office building m Salt Lake City. "David O " disclaims credit for any of it "The rea son we grow," he says, "is that there is church-wide...
...recently as two years ago, after a timid entry in League play, Cornell was the least-feared, most-stomped-on team in the Northeast. Thanks to a heroic goalie and a talented group rom last year's fine freshmen sextet, however, the Big Red is considerably stronger in 1961-62. For the first time in 50 years, a Cornell team was able to defeat Yale on the ice, with a 2-1 victory in New Haven in December...
...same time that the Program for Harvard College proposes new building for Dudley members, three-fourths of whom are comuters, the Admissions Office has een accepting far fewer students rom the Greater Boston area. The umber of non-residents has dropd by 60 during each of the past years. Yet the number of students residing in the State of Masachusetts has remained relatively able during the past five years. he recent decline in students from he local area cannot be correlated with Harvard's effort to become a ational college...