Word: terme
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Knock out the costly short-term acreage reserve phase of the soil bank and build up the long-term conservation reserve to encourage the retirement of marginal farm land from production for up to ten years...
Carpenter added that his overall condition was not so serious as might be inferred from newspaper reports. Barghoorn telegrammed that he would be delayed in his return to Cambridge until about the third week in February. Barghoorn was on leave for the fall term and was scheduled to return from Holland today...
...agreement will permit interested universities to exchange graduate students and professors, 20 students being involved the first year and 30 the next. Students will probably complete a full academic year in Russia, but faculty members will only be away for a term or less. Universities besides Harvard eligible for participation include Columbia, Chicago, California, Indiana, and Washington, all of which have centers for Slavic studies...
There will be no hard decisions in store for the student who wants to take a course in music next term. The Music Department has thoughtfully provided him with a choice of one. Along with Music 1, this brings the grand total for the year of one and a half courses in the department open without prerequisite to the non-concentrator...
Benson has fought to solve the farm surplus problem by long-term retirement of economically weak small farms. At the present time, under the acreage reserve clause of the soil bank program, such farms retire acreage one year, when market prices are low and support prices high; then produce at full capacity the next year when demand rises again...