Word: institutionalization
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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In an Alumni Bulletin article extolling the new Graduate Center, there was no space for "at least one kind word for that useful local institution and force for good, the Cambridge landlady," the Chronicle said. But the houses were not, the Chronicle protests, "unfriendly" as the Bulletin claimed.
Marquand summed up what the University means to a graduate when he said, "Harvard is a large enough institution to bear the blame for what it has done to us and for the inferiority complex it has created.
Manhattan is also the seat of Capp Enterprises, a firm devoted to the vastly remunerative business of commercializing the byproducts of Capp's comic strips. This odd institution's headquarters on East 45th Street (it also has a branch office in Montreal) is presided over by brother Jerry...
In classrooms across the U.S. one day in 1901, close to 1,000 high-school seniors sat down to write in their bluebooks the answers to such questions as: "What are the main lines of Macaulay's comparison of Milton with Dante? . . . Define archon, ephor, demagogue, dicastery, tyrant . . ." These...
The mechanics of the new group call for each member college to send one or more representatives to a central commission at which they will confer with faculty members and other students. From this meeting they will bring back specific recommendations for their own institution.