Word: institutionalization
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Capacity to Pay. Before they could quarrel with Swing's prescription for the nation's health, his opponents had to make their own diagnosis of the nation's ills. In general they agreed that many U.S. citizens were not getting the best of medical care, but they...
The Stanford Buck-of-the-Month Club is an institution that we are rightly proud of here on the Farm. It is designed to help worthy but financially restricted athletes to obtain a good education as well as to stimulate our athletic set-up.
The monogamous family, according to Father Gibbons, is more than merely a social institution, "it is an institution regulated by natural law." And the safeguards of the family as an institution must be carefully fostered among adolescents: "What [adolescents] do during the difficult premarriage period may well influence their whole...
As chairman of Manhattan's Chase National Bank, Winthrop W. Aldrich is not accustomed to having anyone tell him how to run his business. Last week he made that plain at the bank's annual meeting. A stockholder complained against the bank's loan of $25 million...
An example of this is the purchase of the Mueller Spaghetti Company by New York University. NYU as a "charitable institution" enjoys a tax exemption status and does not have to pay a 38 percent income tax as a privately owned spaghetti firm would.