Word: institutionalizing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Debby is the sentimental odyssey of a halfwit. After her husband is killed in the first World War, 35-year-old Debby cannot understand that he is dead because there has been no sitting-up, and no funeral and there is no grave on which to put flowers. After being...
Some schools, however, have abused their tax-exemption privileges. Such abuse has generally taken two forms: either colleges own and operate commercial establishments that are in no way or only remotely connected with their education affairs; or schools buy properties and lease them back to the seller. Both of these...
The second practice, known as the "sell lease," has been steadfastly defended by many university officers. Many businessmen have complained that the seller-lessee gains an unfair advantage because he is dealing with an educational institution and avoiding Federal taxes. Such accusations, however, would be hard to prove statistically.
The CRIMSON included an editorial Wednesday on the matter of the students who had been suspended for taking books out of Lamont by various illegal channels. The point seemed to be that student morality would be raised by wide-spread contact with such discipline. I know a couple of fellows...
The obvious steps for an institution haunted by the threat of bankruptcy-reducing facilities and raising tuition-pose alarming consequences. The serious fund shortage has already left many institutions no choice but to lower their educational standards by deleting courses, discharging teachers, and postponing plans for expansion or modernization. Raising...