Word: supplement
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...reading is the third in a series given by young poets which the Morris Gray Foundation has initiated this year to supplement the appearances of well-known authors...
Abraham Segel, proprietor of the College Tutors, said in defense of his company: "...our outlines have been prepared solely to be used as a supplement to the books prescribed in the course rather than as a substitute for them...
...operation daily from mid-afternoon until late evening the station offers a great variety of programs which may fairly be described as ranging all the way from intellectual entertainment to organized instruction. It is our hope that in this way we may be assisting many listeners to supplement their education gained in high schools or colleges and to develop for themselves what President Eliot called the "durable satisfactions of life...
...Education, put it succinctly enough: "Everyone has to believe in this or else it won't come off." Tht temptation to a college to have an excellent team in one or more important sports is in its way just as strong as the temptation to a tax collector to supplement his small income by accepting favors from tax-paying individuals. But there is also another difficulty. The tax collector is responsible directly to the government and indirectly to the people, very few of whom will condone dishonesty unless it redounds to their benefit. College administrations are responsible to relatively smaller...
...push more local issues, Bill Hearst has also been busy reshuffling his high command. He moved Washington Bureau Chief Edward C. Lapping in as executive editor of the ailing Chicago Herald-American. When Publisher Hearst dropped the empire's Saturday Home Magazine, Lapping put out his own Sunday supplement. Into the top spot on Pittsburgh's Sun-Telegraph went Albert E. Dale, a veteran Hearst editor who left twelve years ago, worked for NBC, also did public relations. Lee Ettleson, former executive editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, moved over to run the San Francisco Call-Bulletin...