Word: vitalizing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...methods, old Auditor Andrews had an auditor-like thought: always seek an independent source to check a man's figures. When he applied this principle to undertakers, he suggested that his men in one district try checking morticians' returns against burial reports at the local bureau of vital statistics. The first mortician investigated had failed to report $140,000 of income over several years...
Unfortunately, the League has failed to make a clear statement of its intentions. A new group can not ordinarily be expected to make a policy declaration so early in its life, but now, with reports of diverging interests within the group, the need is vital. Kenneth D. Robertson '29, an outspoken advocate of an organization to ferret out the Communist he thinks the University harbors, has stated that he wants a group of undergraduate "scouts" to report subversive statements made by members of the Faculty and the student body. One of the key students in the formation of the Conservative...
...fade outs where the curtain the film rather episodic. With the same characters throughout (it is not a collection of unrclated stories as was Maugham's Trio), there is some unity, but the ship alone holds the picture together as a sort of picaresque hero, and a ship lacks vital interest as a hero...
...British dyestuffs, and 90% of its chlorine. The critics argue that I.C.I, is too big to be good, can produce or not produce at will, fix prices arbitrarily, that high profits and managerial hardening of the arteries will eventually slow down research and the development of vital new products...
...teacher's interest in his students does not always receive the proper recognition, said another of the panel's speakers, Francis M. Rogers, dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, talking on opportunities in teaching on the college level. Knowledge of subject matter is now the vital criterion for placement and promotion on college faculties, said Rogers, and "that may not be entirely appropriate...