Word: bulking
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Stage is Set,* is not only a beautifully written history of the art of stage decoration but a Ph. D. thesis full of assorted bits of original research ranging from the itemized cost of production of a 15th Century mystery play ($1,000 to $3,000; to the bulk of a Sunday edition of the New York Times (459 sq. feet, 2 lb. 6½ oz.). To carry scholasticism still farther, the elaborate catalog of the present exhibition which Assembler Simonson and the Museum of Modern Art have published contains no less than six learned introductions...
...clear that Mr. Conant envisions the Harvard of the future as a paradise for those rare creative scholars of whom he is one. It is a noble aim, but if Harvard is to remain a college as well as a university it cannot be the only aim. The great bulk of undergraduates who are not creative scholars do not come here solely to be infused with "a passionate interest in the growth of human knowledge." For since they are never themselves to contribute to that growth, their function would be purely passive. They are here to receive an intellectual training...
Middle-Class Cars. The bulk of independent motor companies compete in the rangy medium-priced field. The low-priced field thawed first under last year's warm sun of Recovery. In 1934, motormen expect softer ground and easier going for the medium-priced models...
...that Boardchairman Penney "did fraudulently and unlawfully acquire to himself or transfer to others" an amount precisely equal to what Mr. Penney had put in-$3,000,000. Furthermore, said the depositors, Mr. Penney had known all along that his bank was insolvent, had seen to it that the bulk of Penney deposits was withdrawn before the bank went under. Young Jim Penney went to Wyoming for his health and while clerking in a store got the idea of building a chain. His original "Golden Rule Stores" grew into J. C. Penney Co. with 1,471 units in 48 States...
...will sacrifice their new privilege, but the record of the tutors' tables, of their healthy life and stubborn, imposed death, indicates that such tutors are in the minority. The graduate students, whose interest is less direct, cannot be expected to eschew beer at meals in the tutorial cause; the bulk of undergraduates over twenty-one will tend to follow their example. In this manner beer will divide the houses, and in so dividing them it will assume a vast and obvious importance to which its own merit would never entitle...