Word: coding
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...tremendous pressure that was brought to bear upon it by the medical world and even the petitions signed at the Medical School. Drinker's performance has once and for all proved that the hands off policy of the University must come to an end, and that the medical code can no longer be left unwritten while a profiteer usurps the profession...
...does not seem entirely unreasonable that a University should include on its faculty at least one such mounte-bank. However sorry his code of ethics may be, he may possibly be able to impart to his students something which the ordinary pedagogue cannot. And it takes all kinds to make a faculty. Cornell Daily...
...traveling. "You must forgive our clothes," says urbane Leo. "We just got off a freight boat." Soon the safely married Gilda succumbs to their witty charms, and when the art broker-husband returns from Chicago he is told that the three will resume their private offensive against the social code. While he expostulates against the madness of this incorrigible trio they slap their thighs with mirth. The curtain falls, the play having evidently solved all but the practical difficulty of how Gilda, Leo and Otto can roll in the hay simultaneously...
...shortly to be junked, were retained by the new association. But the new group had something beside a new name. A set of sharp-toothed regulations to curb unethical practices was enacted such as would never have been dreamed of in the days of Insullism. Four-point code...
What a Prussian officer was a Japanese officer is-only much more so, according to recent statements by War Minister Araki which reached the U. S. last week. Only Japanese soldiers and officers, he declared, are denied by their "Way of the Warrior" or military code any possibility of surrendering to the enemy and continuing to live thereafter. If captured, even after being knocked unconscious (as was famed Japanese Major Koga at Shanghai last year), a member of the Japanese Army must commit suicide (as Major Koga...