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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...combination of long-range financial aid, reduced grade pressure, and a more structured plan of study make this type of Ph.D. reform an excellent idea. But the fact that the plan would work well for some does not mean that it would work well for all. There are some students who want an unstructured, perhaps even relaxed, graduate school career. Some like to teach sections for more than two years, and become very good at it and popular with undergraduates. While some structure is desirable, to attempt to give the Ph.D. program the rigidity of the M.D. or LL.B...
...border in recent years. But they are too loosely organized and too small to have much overall effect on the continent's economic growth. Johnson's proposal calls for converting those two organizations into one European-style economic community. It would be run by a strong Brussels-type secretariat whose policy would be to encourage the integration and diversification of the area's industries. One country, for example, would concentrate on producing enough steel to supply its own needs and those of its neighbors, while another would build up, say, a chemical-fertilizer industry. Such a market...
...less prestigious school, said Parsons, there seemed little pressure to publish. A sense of pressure was felt primarily in the middle type of institution, which is trying to attain the status of the leading schools...
...universities at the "top" of the higher education system, however, Parsons and Platt found that there is little pressure because the type of person on the faculty of such schools, both junior and senior members, would do research in any case...
...University, as a charitable institution, did not have the right to engage in a commercial transaction of this type...