Word: spaces
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...build up pressure, the meeting set a goal of 250,000 signatures in Montreal. Delegates also started a war chest to buy newspaper space and radio time...
...roadway; squirrels peek from the incense cedars; through the primitive underbrush pads an occasional mountain lion. But the summit of Palomar Mountain is one of the high points of the 20th Century. For there stands the dazzling new 200-inch telescope that will peer a billion lightyears* into space-man's deepest look at the unknown universe he lives...
...himself. There is, it is true, much to be said for both the theory and practice of this system. Most Harvard AB's should be competent enough to hold down positions of responsibility, provided they have a liking and a natural ability for the work. Most large firms have space for young men of ability and interest if his future in the firm seems promising. Yet, not all firms, indeed only a few, actively seek out college graduates whom they will use. According to Teele, "Job information is elusive and illusory." The problem is to equip the graduate with...
...describe every course as fully as the General Education courses are described in the present catalogue would be ideal. Space limitations make such a plan impossible, however, a fact which creates the difficulty of deciding which courses should be described and which should not. Probably the most sensible way out of this difficulty would be to describe all courses which have no prerequisite. This system would cover the bulk of "distribution" courses. And, since it is reasonable to assume that most undergraduates are familiar with their own field of concentration and are no likely to take advanced courses in other...
...wrote Existentialist Jean-Paul Sartre in a catalogue introduction which sometimes made sense and sometimes didn't, "to sculpt is to take the fat off space...