Word: supplement
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...popularity of Kirkland House activities. In recent years there has been a rebirth of art interest, reflected in the new art studio and the House's twice-yearly exhibitions. House music groups play in the Common Room at least once a week, and a combination House newspaper and literary supplement is being formed...
Talking about the study, he said, "I am proposing to go out myself to see what's going on. I want to supplement my statements of four or five years ago, and find what facts I might find and see the schools that are spoken of as doing a good job in comprehensiveness and in the handling of the talented...
...Promote foreign investment by private U.S. capital to supplement and eventually replace economic...
...interest promising students in higher education. Now supported largely by College Campus Chests all over the country, the service talks to hundreds of students and parents a year, guides them in choosing a college best suited to their needs, arranges for the necessary tests, provides them with money to supplement whatever scholarships they win. Since 1948 Nessfeness has placed 4,000 boys and girls in 300 interracial colleges. In only two years its Southern Project, which concentrates on the Deep South, has placed 520. At the same time, the service has begun sending promising students to Eastern prep schools...
Died. Henry Norris Russell, 79, first-magnitude astronomer and longtime (1911-47) professor at Princeton University, who developed theories to account for giant-and dwarf-star groups, cheered Sunday supplement writers by theorizing that there could be millions of planets with some kind of life on them, collected a field marshal's array of gold medals from U.S. and foreign astronomical societies; in Princeton...