Word: tech
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...first of a five-day series exploring the U.S.'s major economic problems. David Schoenbrun will host, Professor John R. Coleman of Carnegie Tech will narrate, and leading experts will be interviewed...
...known to the general public other than through their football teams." At the top are Harvard, Princeton and Yale-- then Columbia, the University of Chicago, John Hopkins, California, and "some Big Ten Schools" (presumably Michigan and Illinois at least). Eble also recognizes, on a narrower base, M.I.T. and Cal. Tech., and a "scattering" of liberal arts colleges such as Reed, Swarthmore and Oberlin...
...Tech, Cal Polytech, Santa Monica, Northrop Tech, Chapman, Fullerton Jr. College and Orange State are among the schools entered. Washington State and UCLA are reportedly looking for elephants
Throughout much of his career (Stanford, Princeton, Rochester, Pennsylvania and Carnegie Tech as well as Illinois), Seitz has been an outspoken champion of scientists who devote their talents to national problems. In the midst of the loud soul-searching that followed President Truman's 1950 announcement that the U.S. would develop a hydrogen bomb, Seitz stood before the American Physical Society and laid it on the line for his anti-H-bomb colleagues. Said he: "Who among us will feel sinless if he has remained passively by while Western cul ture was being overwhelmed...
Orange State, Fullerton Jr. College, and California Polytech have signed up so far, and Cal. Tech is debating the possibilities. The Coast Guard entrant folded when the director of public relations was forced to admit their animal was only a white elephant after Coast Guard officials became suspicious...