Word: conservationism
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Winner at St. Margaret's School (Waterbury, Conn.) was Elizabeth H. Jones, later an art major at Vassar, now head of the Conservation Department of the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard University. At the
Taking a leaf from Lincoln's book, Roosevelt had hoped to make the Republicans "the party of sane, constructive radicalism." His well-planned reforms, like the regulation of big business and the natural resources conservation program, made him and his party immensely popular, as did his brilliant diplomacy, sometimes...
The contribution of Arthur A. Maass, associate professor of Government, points out how ill equipped is the Bureau of the Budget to trouble-shoot for the President in disputes between differing Presidential agencies. Maass illustrates his point with liberal examples from his own field of conservation and resources planning. From...
Isaacs states that the Department of City Planning and Landscape Architecture is now training men for two specific sorts of professional careers: the "well rounded landscape architect for regulation city planning," and "men more broadly trained in conservation of resources and government finance who can work with government and other...
The problems of conservation of our national resources will face men in Arthur mass' course, Government 157. United states natural resources will be studied in relation to the problems which the government faces in planing for the development of water power, atomic power, forestry, and other critical resources. It meets...