Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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Obviously Mr. Wolff's "poor little me" complex is nothing more than a pose, and yet in a way he is foolhardy to bring such a suit. It will be well-night impossible for him to disprove the fact that mass reviews, and the dispensing of canned knowledge have involved...
I am as follows: A junior journalism major with black hair and blue eyes, a sweet church-door expression, the Love of Life, few vices, few accomplishments, short fingernails (chewed off during recent exams . . . heathen institution), and something up my sleeve besides a good looking arm when I buy a...
Long used as a remedy for gout, colchicine is a slightly poisonous alkaloid compound which occurs in the seeds of the meadow saffron or autumn crocus, Colchicum autumnale. Two years ago Dr. Albert Francis Blakeslee, famed geneticist of the Carnegie Institution's station on Long Is land, announced the...
One institution has never seemed both ered by Harry Ward's bizarre (for a churchman) political views: Union Theo logical Seminary, headed by rich, well born, liberal Henry Sloane Coffin (Skull & Bones, Yale '97). At Union, Red Harry Ward may presumably go on teaching Christian Ethics so long...
Finally General Manager Johnson sounded off. "There are some old boats in the company," hissed he, ". . . who, because they have exalted egos since they have no competition for their roles, would like to be dictators of the Metropolitan. The operatic art and this institution are greater than these, and will...