Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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The origins of Stanford are shrouded in myths which go back to the great railroad man and Senator Leland Stanford himself. The story goes that the Senator gathered a few of his millions together and with a generous heart and bulging bank roll, proceeded to Yale University. (Some stories say...
Last week the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution announced that for two years one of its ichthyologists had been working on an explanation. Mrs. Marie Poland Fish dredged the Navy's submarine logs, made seasonal charts of the points where false enemy signals had been reported. Then she made charts...
A new kind of missionary is needed in Africa today, according to Dr. Pope. "The oldtime missionary sat down in a hut with a dozen natives. Today the missionary has largely become the chief of staff of an institution doing work much of which could be and should be done...
Economist Harold G. Moulton, president of the Brookings Institution, challenges this position in an important new book soberly titled Controlling Factors in Economic Development (397 pp.; the Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.; $4). On the strength of 30 years of his own study and the institution's voluminous research, Moulton...
Spread Thin. Having spread the facts on the record, Armour Laboratories began spreading the short supply of ACTH thinner than ever. Contracts were signed with 45 leading hospitals and clinics across the U.S. To qualify for a tiny share of the priceless powder (it is not for sale), each institution...