Word: tending
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...different courses is often cited as a weakness of the field. A basic split between man's physical evolution and his cultural progress is not overcome, although the field is divided into the sub-fields of Physical Anthropology, Archaeology and Ethnology, and Ethnology and Social Anthropology. The courses tend to cover one rather small topic very thoroughly...
German languages and Literature is one of the fields to which the University points when it expresses concern that Harvard's resources are badly utilized because undergraduates tend to drift into a few huge departments...
About half of the History concentrators go for honors, and most make at least a cum laude. Honors candidates tend to take about eight full courses in history, including three half credits in individual tutorial...
...Students tend to minimize the danger of Communism, Fulton said, by talking of "academic freedom." "liberalism." and "civil liberties...
Undergraduates, according to the article, are aware of Communist activity among their fellow students but tend to minimize the danger. They "parrot their professors' phrases about 'academic freedom'," states Fulton, who says he talked with students when he was here...