Word: underway
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...have mentioned the new centers for research in the humanities, a center for the study of classical Greek culture and another for Italian Renaissance culture. Additional evidence can be cited: the largest single building effort the University has yet undertaken, the William James Hall, is about to get underway to provide a new home for the Departments of Social Relations and of Psychology. A study made here a year and a half ago, of increased expenditures in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences showed as great, if not greater, improvement in the basic budgetary situations in various departments of literature...
...volunteers for the Harlem project, all high school graduates over 18, will receive living conditions, daily expenses, and a stipend of $75 per month. Training will begin on Jan. 20 and the actual work will get underway about three months later...
...investigation of 950 "conditionally registered" voters ordered by the Cambridge City Council two weeks ago has yet to get underway, it was learned yesterday. Many of the 950 are graduate students or instructors at Harvard and M.I.T., whose status as Cambridge residents has been the subject of debate in the past...
Following Soviet custom, there was no advance word to the people until each flight was safely underway. Once the announcements were made, Muscovites gathered by the hundreds in the streets to listen to loudspeakers and radios that blared from parked cars and windowsills. Soviet television screens picked up what Russia claimed were live telecasts from the space capsules. Nikolaev at first seemed in a trance during his showing, eyes closed, hands motionless. Later he came to life before the eyes of viewers, twisting dials, pushing buttons. Popovich was seen more clearly as he made entries in his log book...
Like most Negro church services here, NAACP meetings usually get underway about 45 minutes late. They are usually held in a formally arranged church meeting hall, which permits a fairly strict adherence to parlimentary order. Even the most trivial decisions must be moved, seconded, and then voted upon...