Word: bring
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...presidents are dreamy, pensive fellows who have rusticated behind cloistered walls all their lives and hence are unfit to hold the reins of government. Mr. Wells himself seems to consider this idea in speaking of President Wilson, despite the fact that the ex-President of Princeton did manage to bring about a number of domestic reforms and put across a victory in France, albeit his Paris performance brought him to ultimate failure...
Action has already been taken on the decision of that meeting to bring before the Interfraternity Council and the various houses the proposition that no outsiders be allowed entrance to any fraternity dance during the Carnival week...
Such widespread publicity, its sponsors hope, will bring additional funds to carry on the good work of the MacDowell Colony. Meanwhile, bustling, grey-haired, bright-faced little Marian Nevins MacDowell continues to lecture, to work incessantly in the Colony's interests. Next summer she hopes to be in Peterboro, as usual, administrating its affairs...
When the average college student thinks of publishing he pictures himself doing editorial work for the trade publishers who bring out largely works of fiction, biography, travel and history. Seldom does he thinks of himself as an editor of textbooks, for here it is essential that he be an expert in one or more subjects requiring considerable graduate study and possibly teaching experience...
...crowd mill past the Wallace's Partner cottage on the dusty Iowa State fair grounds. "There is something terribly pathetic to me in the faces of these farm women," "Uncle" Henry said. "They are so tired and worn and spiritless. There is a mission for someone: to bring material comforts, help and inspiration to the woman who labors on the farm." That was in 1907 and Horace Klein was advertising manager of a nondescript magazine called the Farmer's Wife. Its publisher was Edward A. Webb who also ran The Farmer, a poultry paper. Horace Klein carried back...