Word: normalization
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...ownership and operation of a manufacturing or commercial enterprise by an educational institution which is in no way or only remotely connected with the normal affairs of that educational institution...
...question is whether or not there is a doctor shortage. The AMA terms the emergency in medical education "fictitious;" they point to the fact that the number of physicians has increased 14 percent over the years 1940 to 1948 while the general population has grown only 12 percent. With normal efficiency, the AMA feels, one doctor should be able to care for a population of 1200 (this presumes adequate health workers to help the doctor). The present ratio of doctors to total number of people is about 1 to 730 and, if the new bill is passed as such, that...
...revealing the decision of the housemasters Dean Watson stated that the administration wished to place as many men in the Houses as they could possibly could. This will mean that the Houses will continue to operate on the present system of 145 percent of their normal quotas...
...legislation specifically provides that no department or officer of the federal government "shall prescribe any requirements with respect to the curriculum or administration of any school." In addition the House Committee report emphasizes that the federal aid should be to supplement and not to replace other normal resources. "Each institution," the report states, "should remain free to develop its own educational pattern in accordance with its own concept of its historical destiny, its own philosophy of education and the educational needs of the region within which it operates...
...this was to carry man's inhumanity to man "to its ultimate absurdity-namely the inhumanity of men other men have been inhuman to," the cruelly of the victim who victimizes somebody else. People who laugh at this are not "heartless wretches," wrote Capp, but "normal human beings, full of self-doubt . . . full of a desperate need to be reassured...