Word: bound
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Meeting its sister company, Boeing Air Transport (both subsidiaries of United Aircraft & Transport Corp.) at Chicago, N. A. T.'s new service completes another through passageway for transcontinental passengers. The California-bound traveler reaches Chicago by early evening in ample time to board Boeing's night mail plane to the coast-total flying schedule 28½ hr. But unless the mail load is light, in which case a maximum of four passengers might be taken, the passenger must wait overnight in Chicago for the morning transport, arriving in San Francisco the morning after that. When enough travelers appear...
...which is thus formed is an efficient method for political control and administration, but it completely destroys the independence of a college paper and much of its usefulness as an organ of student opinion. If editors are forced to fear the wrath of a higher authority, their editorials are bound to hedge on all controversial subjects and tend to be reduced below the level of unopinionated explanations...
Among the works of Blake that are part of the Amy Lowell collection is a copy of Young's Night Thoughts, both colored and uncolored. These have been reproduced by the Harvard University Press and a bound copy of the two prints and other reproductions is on exhibition. The Lowell Collection also includes a bound manuscript containing the Book of Thel and Visions of the Daughters of Albion...
...success of the Alumni Placement Service, whose questionnaires are to be received this morning, will be watched with more than ordinary interest. Present conditions of unemployment and business depression are bound to last for many months; during that period, college graduates will find it harder and harder to get any jobs at all, let alone the jobs they want. It never has been too easy for them to procure positions and it is oven more difficult for those who have only a vague iden of what they want...
...lecture. His subject, "The Jacobin Spirit in France", will be considered from its relation to political thought and institutions. The next treat on the program will come at twelve o'clock in Sever 2 when Professor Friedrich lectures on "Nationalism in International Relations." The treatment of the subject is bound to be interesting and will be given by a man whose experience in international affairs should lend authoritative weight to his statements...