Word: keep
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Cronin's signed a lease with Harvard that will keep the plant at its Dunster Street site for at least 15 years...
Even after graduation, Haldy keeps watching. If a student needs money to go on to advanced degrees, Haldy will lend him some ("And really, I've never lost a cent"). Later, as the years pass, he keeps writing to his old students, following their careers to universities and research laboratories across the U.S. "I keep in touch with them all," says Bachelor Haldy. "They are my family, and there are too many of them for me ever to be lonely...
...flavored with lemon. Afternoons, he walks the hills or potters around the farm (he is helping his tenant farmer, Stafford Dragon, build an extra room on the main house). Last week he was spending his evenings reading Catullus (in Latin), dipping into travel books ("they keep your imagination kind of stretched wide") or writing in his slow longhand. Frost writes nearly all his poems straight through at a sitting. "A poem can't be worried into existence," he says...
...triumphal tour of the medical capitals of Europe and the Americas. He had given countless lectures on his theory of stress and collected a hatful of medals and awards. Still young (43) and eager, he plunged back into the studies of stress and hormones which he expects will keep him busy the rest of his life...
...certainty how much more inflation is ahead for the U.S. when the big new arms program begins to cut into the civilian economy in the next six months. The economy, which had been close to its postwar peak when the Korean war began, was showing an amazing ability to keep right on growing and handling the new burdens. Last week the industrial index hit an estimated 212, an 8% increase in output in the last three months. Since production is the only real preventive of inflation, it looked as if those who were calling for all-out wage & price controls...