Word: bound
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Section men also have a very important role. When the uninitiated wander for the first time in the broad fields of government, English, sociology, etc., they are bound to become a little exhilarated and need the steady guidance of a section man who can present the subject in clear and interesting terms. Too often at present section men are chosen solely because they are Ph.D. candidates and need assistantships. This is placing the cart before the horse for the necessary teaching ability may be completely lacking...
...Patman Bonus bill, which President Roosevelt was in good faith bound to veto. Priest Coughlin predicted: "It would be political suicide for the President to veto the Patman bill. He is too clever a politician for that. If he does veto it-." The priest shrugged a disclaimer for the President's fate in that event...
...years ago, bound for a meeting. Mrs. Tubman was sitting in a Manhattan subway train when a group of Communists got on, lustily sang the "Internationale." Patriot Tubman flushed red, white & blue, burst into "The Star-Spangled Banner." As the angry Communists sang louder, she pitched her voice higher & higher. More Communists got on. Finally Mrs. Tubman had to get off to attend her meeting...
...mansions planned by Richard Hunt remain rich and beautiful. And although habit-bound Harvard students will continue to refer to the building by the traditional and strangely home-spun name. "Old Fogg," Richard Hunt deserves his new glory. May his name resound through all time from the pages of Harvard catalogues...
...because revenues will not be sufficient to meet expenditures, and second, because a deliberately excessive spending policy cannot induce recovery," he felt that sooner or later, even assuming an intervening "boom" America will have to choose between chaos and a return to American institutions. A day of reckoning is bound to come...