Word: development
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Miss Mead also emphasized that if teachers devote all their time to one age group they may distort their view of modern youth and develop unchanging stereotypes of their students...
Back in the spring of 1931 the Harvard Student Council became interested in the amount of exercise the undergraduate body was receiving. It issued a report laying the foundations of an inter-House athletic organization, specifying that athletics between the Houses be allowed to develop "in as spontaneous a manner as possible...
This leaves the greatest concern for fire procautions still centered about the seven historic dormitories that make up the "Old Yard." These buildings are occupied by 670 students and have all been equipped with brick fire-stops to prevent any fires that might develop from burning through the floors...
...terribly concerned about the government--and bear in mind it was the Congress and not Pick-Sloan which authorized the nine-foot channel on the Missouri--wasting additional millions to develop navigation when commerce on the river is negligible. It is true that the only commerce on the river is now the regular services of the Federal Barge Lines. It is also true that the channel is not yet completed and cannot be used profitably until the job is finished...
...while the U.S. has none, although airmen expect the turboprops to be the short-range plane of the future as well as the intermediate aircraft between current reciprocating-engine planes and jet liners. Last week General Motors announced that it was finally putting the U.S. into the race to develop a turbo-prop transport...