Word: beyond
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...practical politician who has surrounded himself with college professors to help him work his executive will. The oldest, closest and most trusted of these is Raymond Moley. He is not a great man but he is a powerful one. His influence on the Administration is felt far beyond his nominal job of Assistant Secretary of State. Through his ear is the shortest and swiftest route to the heart of the White House. He does not make up the President's mind for him but he supplies the raw material on which that mind is made up. What Postmaster General...
...plan of holding a contest for men's ideas is in itself a very commendable one, the solution of the alumni unemployment situation is a personal problem, peculiar in each individual case to the circumstances involved. The National Planning Committee could very well widen the scope of its competition beyond that of the graduate problem, to the implications of that question, the implications of that question, the world depression and all its ramifications. Students who are to be graduated within the next few years would undoubtedly take an interest in a world problem of this sort...
There are a number of places which the University could well utilize as parking space, besides the present site behind the Business School. Some of the long strip of Corporation property on either side of the river, or of the lots beyond Peabody Museum and the Film Foundation, might economically be made over for the purpose, with nominal levies on the users. The University would in this way be doing its students and the police a service, and would forestall any more of such dubious go-getting as the garages have been accused...
...either hand, the red bulk of the buildings seem to forbid his premeditations; still the Vagabond envisions beyond them his day of country pleasures, sure of fruition, his sunlit dalliance, and his final quart of ale, dish for a Ring...
...rubber a year. A cent-a-pound increase puts $500,000 a year in his company's pocket. What is more, 3½? a pound is the company's estimate of its present cost of producing and shipping rubber to the U. S. The advance beyond 3½? therefore meant that his rubber plantations would again begin to earn money, something they have not done for a long time...