Word: coded
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...code that can be easily deciphered is worthless-except when it is a law code. A law code succeeds by being easy to read. A new organization, The American Law Institute, met in Washington with the object of simplifying American Law. William Howard Taft presided at the first meeting, Elihu Root was the chief speaker, prominent judges, prominent lawyers, and prominent professors were there to help bring the matter to a successful conclusion...
...announced for 2 P. M. TODAY Chinese 1 Emerson F Comp. Lit. 34 Emerson J English A Mr. Ashby's sects. 8, 15 Emerson D Mr. Auslander's sect. 20 Emerson D Mr. Bacon's sects. 3, 7 Harvard 5 Mr. Boyce's sect. 21 Emerson J Mr. Code's sect. 1 Emerson A Mr. Code's sect. 11 Emerson F Mr. Connely's sect. 2 Fogg Lecture-room Mr. Coues's sect. 14 Sever 5 Mr. Coues's sect. 18 Sever 6 Mr. Damon's sect. 6 Sever 17 Mr. Damon's sect. 16 Sever 18 Mr. Files...
...sect. 6 Emerson JFrench 24 Sever 5Latin 3 hf Sever 18Psychology 12a Emerson JTOMORROWChinese 1 Emerson FComp. Lit. 34 Emerson JEnglish AMr. Ashby's sects. 8, 15 Emerson DMr. Auslander's sect. 26 Emerson DMr. Bacon's sects. 3, 7 Harvard 5Mr. Boyce's sect. 21 Emerson JMr. Code's sect. 1 Emerson AMr. Code's sect. 11 Emerson FMr. Connely's sect. 2 Fogg Lecture-roomMr. Coues's sect. 14 Sever 5Mr. Coues's sect. 18 Sever 6Mr. Damon's sect. 6 Sever 17Mr. Damon's sect. 16 Sever 18Mr. Files's sect. 23 Emerson DMr. Hillyer's sects...
...contributors to the book are Norman Cabot, Grant Code, Malcolm Cowley, Jack Merton, Joel T. Rogers, R. Cameron Rogers, Royall Snow, and John Brooks Wheelright. All of them, in various degrees, justify their right to a place in the volume...
...Norman Cabot writes with a pleasant hardness and bite of intellectual irony; and Mr. Grant Code is adept in showing his reader a kaleidescope of vivid and colorful details. Mr. Wheelright displays a cleverness which would perhaps be more at home in prose than in verse; and Mr. Merton writes with the neatness, if not with the power, of a Landor. And, finally, in Mr. Snow and Mr. R. Cameron Rogers one finds serious effort toward a self-realization which is not yet quite accomplished, but which holds good promise. Altogether, the book is more than a Harvard anthology...