Word: washing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Faculty of Arts and Sciences announced the award of the Philip Wash-burn Prize for 1951-52 to John H. Mang-field '51' for' his thesis entitled, "Jacabo Sadoleto. The Limits of Toleration in the Sixteenth Century." The prize is the income from the fund...
...full of wax that it is like Vaseline. But experts found that heating the well's pipes for its last 1,200 ft. would make the oil flow. Now the major oil companies have leases in the basin, have proved up four producing fields (Ashley Valley, Red Wash, Roosevelt Pool, Duchesne...
Destructive Pets. Somehow Dr. Lorenz found time to study medicine, but he admits to having been a naturalist since his school days. His parents started it by putting up with destructive pets. Later his wife learned to live with cockatoos that ate the buttons off the week's wash, and geese that were never quite housebroken. These creatures had free run of the household while Dr. Lorenz studied them with infinite patience...
Self-Service Beauty. Manhattan working girls can now freshen up at the "Pamper House," near Rockefeller Center, before going on a date. For $1 a year, 25? a visit and dimes in slot machines, a tired secretary can take a shower, wash and curl her hair, manicure her nails, look at television...
...Bennington faculty deserves mention for the amount of work required of each professor, generally two course, five to ten tutees, and a great deal of informal intellectual activity. Bennington professors have no contracts with the college; if student don't like them, they usually wash out. In answer to the charge that professors must feel a bit uneasy as the end of the year approaches. Burkhardt says that once a professor is accepted, he almost always gets the yearly nod from his students. Student opinion about tenure is expressed merely by waling up to college trustees and talking...