Word: conservationism
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This same sign was displayed on many Berlin street corners when I was there in mid-July, 1945. The Russians (who got there first) had set it up in what were to become the American and British sectors as well as in their own. British military police were busy tearing...
Few people are gloomier, professionally and perennially, than the men who run the U.S. Soil Conservation Service. Guests at Princeton's Bicentennial Conference on Engineering and Human Affairs last week heard a habitual prophet of doom: Dr. Hugh H. Bennett, 65, chief U.S. conservationist. In his best doomsday voice...
O'Donnell's report also stated that the Council, "in four of its most important activities (representation at the Prague International Student Conference, tutorial system reports, food conservation program, and a student activities center memorial), asked for and received decisive backing in direct student balloting."
How great the need is for food abroad is forcibly shown by letters and telegrams received by the Committee from observers in Europe and from a number of students in foreign universities who have benefited already from food sent as a result of the conservation program in the dining halls...
Letters have been received by the Student Council Food Relief Committee from 12 University of Paris students acknowledging the receipt of the first food shipment to arrive abroad as a result of the College food conservation program.