Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Constable, who has been the strongest advocate of allowing departmental courses to be substituted for Gen Ed offerings, declined to describe his plan in detail until he has checked with other members of the Faculty "who share my doubts about the Doty Report." However, he admitted having "one or two new suggestions...
...chief contributions to mankind so far have been one of history's most infamous prisons, Devil's Island, and the loan of the name of its sleepy capital, Cayenne, to a famous variety of pepper. But now at last the lethargic land is due for its share of grandeur: France is planning to turn it into a platform for Charles de Gaulle's vaunted, if somewhat stunted, rocket and space program...
Museums throughout Germany, announced Bonn's Treasury Ministry, will soon share in long-term loans of 857 first-rate paintings. While only the residue of vast hoards of some 80,000 art works repatriated after the war, the art bounty, now in gilt frames stacked like storm doors in the cellar, is resplendent with Botticelli, Cranach, Tiepolo and Titian. There are scads of Flemish masters, but not a scrap of canvas from 19th century France, whose artists Hitler scorned as the fathers of decadent modernism...
...major problem is height, with only one player who is 6-5. "If we can get our share of rebounds," Harrington says, "we'll do all right." This year's varsity also suffers from lack of height...
Freed from the status-quo psychology that Government ownership induced, GAF intends to fight for a larger share of the U.S. chemical market. Werner plans to enlarge laboratory facilities and acquire more of the raw-material facilities on which GAF depends for supplies. GAF's future is as unpredictable as its past might have been if it had remained a free agent...