Word: accessable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...concentrators in given fields, course examinations serve as milestones on the road to divisional, showing how far the student has progressed and how the instructors like his method of presentation. Thus access to past papers helps to improve the technique of writing under fire. Furthermore, when all papers are returned, the onus of careful correcting rests more heavily on the assistants. For, when no examinations are given back, only the very bad or very serious-minded undergraduate ever lets loose a squawk about his grade...
...convinced that the Good Will Court should be a radio program. That it serves a useful purpose in providing needed advice for persons whose circumstances do not give them easy access to lawyers is undeniable. Furthermore the sponsors and producers of the program cannot be held responsible for a system that makes law and justice a difficult and terrifying matter to persons who are poor and depressed...
...apprehension. The first of these laws, framed by General Göring, imposes the death penalty on any German who "knowingly and unscrupulously, out of sheer selfishness or for other base motives, sends or leaves his money or other property abroad." Thus Dictator Hitler last week virtually gave himself access to privately-owned German capital abroad amounting to $800,000,000, which he can convert into foreign currencies in an emergency such...
Students travelling in groups by plane have, under certain conditions, access to a 15 per cent reduction on round trips. Call Boston offices for information. The round trip rates are as follows: Destination Plane Railr'd Lower Berth New York $ 25.00 $ 18.80 $ 5.00 Buffalo 50.78 29.70 5.00 Cincinnati 93.50 56.10 12.00 Chicago 96.90 61.10 13.50 St. Louis 114.10 72.60 16.00 Minneapolis 126.90 93.70 17.00 San Francisco 304.55 145.15 44.50 Denver 209.19 102.55 28.00 Seattle...
...States, 22 have direct access to tidewater. Busy though far inland are such U. S. ports as Houston, Tex., 50 miles from the Gulf of Mexico; Portland, Ore., 112 miles, and Seattle, Wash., 143 miles from the Pacific; New Orleans, 107 miles from the mouth of the Mississippi...