Word: developmental
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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The faculty also authorized the development of a Childhood Education program which will begin in 1972.
Legislation such as the Education Professions Development Act of 1967 seemed good reason for optimism, he said. But much of the money that Congress authorized was never actually appropriated.
The children here have such beautiful names, like Rutha Mae Mason and Vincent Lee Mendenhall. Most of come from large families of about six to ten children, sometimes 14. They live in shacks out in the fields. Many of them have infected navels and scars on their skin from cuts...
AMERICA'S long embryonic supersonic transport plane, which has had no fewer than four Presidents willing to claim fatherhood, turned out last week to be only an idea whose time has not yet come. The development may be merely a forced rest; for the time being, however, the giant...
It questioned, too, whether Harvard had made a commitment to the Roxbury Tenants of Harvard that no development would proceed without the consent of the community, and whether the AHC plans would be discussed with the community.