Word: normalization
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...After graduation," the report continued, "students would be given a certain time to get an 'essential' job." If they did not, they would be drafted. And such "non-essential" men would remain subject to drafting one year beyond the normal limit for each year he had been deferred for school...
...Denver, Violinist Yehudi Menuhin, 34, onetime child prodigy, mused: "I have never looked upon myself as an oddity, or regarded myself as anything but a completely normal human being...
Skinless but Normal. With little to lose in Gaines's case, Dr. Whitelaw decided the time had come to play a hunch. He ordered all other medication stopped. Then he began injecting his patient at six-hour intervals with 20-milligram shots of ACTH, the new synthetic hormone (TIME, April 10). Within five days the patient's most dangerous symptoms had vanished. He was resting comfortably, "a normal man," in the words of one doctor, "only without much skin...
...They tend to constitute a self-sufficing community, and as a result, to live apart within the nation . . . American Catholic universities are institutions of great value . . . But apart from this, it is essential that Catholicism should also be represented in non-Catholic universities. And this, which appears to be normal in France, appears to be revolutionary in the U.S.A...
...changes in Widener will be the only major ones in the library system for the time being. Houghton Library will hire three men to take the place of its regular employees on Saturday mornings, and thus will be able to maintain its normal hours. Lamont's staff will also be augmented in order to offset the decreased work week...