Word: adjuncts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Until Friday the committee had been an adjunct of the Office of Defense Mobilization. The transfer to the Executive Office is designed to bring about a closer relationship between the Committee and James R. Killian, Jr., the President's special assistant for science and technology...
Extension courses lead to the degree of Adjunct in Arts, but a survey has shown that over three-fourths of those enrolled did so only because of "general interest." Thirty percent of the students already have either B.A. or S.B. degrees...
...sick environment. As for opinions about treatment, said Bleuler, some psychiatrists see schizophrenia as primarily emotional in origin and give top marks to psychotherapy; others seek the cause of the disease in the chemical or metabolic abnormalities that are known to mark schizophrenia, hence downgrade psychotherapy to a mere adjunct of physical treatments (drugs, shock, coma...
...Parochial and private schools should get government funds, said Jewish Philosopher and Author Will Herberg, adjunct professor of Judaic studies and social philosophy at Drew University, Madison, N.J. In addition, he told a conference called by the National Conference of Christians and Jews in Chicago, some way should be worked out to put religion into public education. "The American people are becoming more and more religion-conscious today, and yet the most important institution of the community is barred to religion-an untenable position...
Wolbach received his M.D. from Harvard in 1903 and became an assistant in Pathology in 1905. He remained at Harvard except for two years (1908-1910) which he spent as adjunct professor of Pathology at the Albany Medical College and in Montreal as a member of the teaching staff at McGill University and as pathologist at the Montreal General Hospital...