Word: clamour
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Economy is a large feature in the struggle, the article points out. Lamb makes it clear that back of the dismissal is the fact that the view of Walsh and Sweezy have around the clamour of the interests and it is from these interests that Harvard receives much of her money. As a result, President Conant has seen fit to "economize on the budgets of the social-science departments and increase the good-will of those through whose generosity the University has grown and flourished...
...bank-crash era speculated with other people's money or defrauded thousands with their exceedingly watery stocks. The public momentarily roused from its usually complacent lethargy, is clamoring loudly for reforms in banking inspection that recent revelations have shown to be seriously needed. If the clamour persists, some constructive legislation may be forced upon the more or less indifferent state legislatures...
...appeal is written above. The procedure necessary to retain the 150's as a minor sport? Think! act! Talk! Clamour for the game! Since a proof of your opinion about 150-pound football has been required by some "doubting Thomases", be sure to give that proof to them. But on the pressure and never let up until you are sure that we shall have the lightweight game next fall, and the fall after that, and every fall thereafter. Keep...