Word: summing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...tall buildings of that part of New York. The Bicentennial has been the cause for resodding the "campus" and including 116 Street in the job, for New York City sold the block of the noisy crowded street in front of Low Library to the University for the nominal sum of $1,000 in June. Many undergraduates undoubtedly consider that sum the best spent of the entire Bicentennial...
Finally, Dupuy said, there is the sum- mer camp obstacle. According to the new plan, summer training of ROTC students would be expanded from six to 12 weeks, probably overtaxing the various training camps throughout the country, Dupuy said. This problem is being worked on by the Army right...
When Mr. Pusey told freshmen last year that they were here to read books not burn them, it was more than an allusion to the overseas government bonfires. He went on to sum up his own views on the Harvard libraries and their importance, and yesterday's appointment punctuates his genuine concern. The Divinity School's rebirth, the touted low pressure of Harvard athletics, the unflinching policy of the Administration on Communism charges are other evidences of statements which were followed up with achievement. This is, of course, no cause for wonderment; one expects as much from the Administration. Still...
...that TIME magazine owes me money. In fact, I have unfailingly so stated whenever the name of the magazine has been mentioned. Listing TIME among my accounts receivable is an asset out of all proportion to the amount of money involved, particularly since I always neglect to mention the sum...
...privately endowed Arts college, for instance, pays the Agriculture school a certain sum for each hour Arts students spend taking courses in agriculture. Conversely, the state pays the Arts college for hours agriculture students spend there. An the system works out, more agriculture students spend more time taking more courses in the Arts college than vice versa. So the profit almost always lies on the side of the privately endowed colleges...