Word: specializes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Next week, in the Christmas issue, TIME will open another gallery in that American wing with a special eight-page color portfolio of works by American artists, from John Singleton Copley and the painting Peale family (see cut) to Edward Hopper...
...University, however, are assigned through a priority list, based on financial need. The student without any real financial need but with a temporarily empty wallet is the one most likely to hit upon the unusual jobs, although even on the priority list such other considerations as physical condition, special talents, previous experience, and class schedule do play a small part...
...Employment Office reserves very special treatment for freshmen desiring regular work. Since they are allowed to work only in dining halls, libraries, dormitories, and two or three offices at the University, they naturally receive first consideration for these positions. But special treatment extends beyond this. About once a week, the Office makes an informal check on all the freshmen. This is usually done by a casual telephone talk, a chance conversation, or maybe even by a short note. And occasionally the student himself will come to the Office to report...
Besides the present members of the house, about seventy special guests are expected, including former members of the Corporation. All of the guests had worked closely with Lowell. As President, he totally re-oriented undergraduate life here. Before his stay in office most students were forced to live off campus in boarding houses or apartments, tied to the college only by their studies...
...Mormon missionary in England. Afterwards he joined the Federal Reserve as a technical assistant to the director of bank operations, spent nights studying law and economics at George Washington University. In 16 years Kennedy moved up through the Federal Reserve's research and statistical division, became special assistant to then Chairman Marriner Eccles. After the war he joined Continental Illinois, a year later became a vice president in the bond department...