Word: conducted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Mary Doyle in Life Was Like That described how she had been sent by the New York World to spy on Bernstorff during his absence from Washington in the hope of uncovering a journalistic sensation. Last week Bernstorff himself offered his memoirs, gave a much simpler account of his conduct than the lady who saw evidence of his wire-pulling every where, or the lady who hoped to catch him pulling wires...
...members of the Harvard Faculty, William E. Hocking '06, Alfred professor of philosophy, and Robert Hillyer '17, professor of English, will conduct courses in the University Extension night school courses...
Hillyer will conduct a course on modern English and American poetry, while Hocking will lecture on the philosophy of the state. This will include studies of the basis of liberty, democracy, property, and international relations...
...years have focused largely on stone sculpture and religious works of art found in the island county Gotland in south-eastern Sweden, which archaeologists belive has been one of mankind's most active population centers since the Stone Age. At the conclusion of his lecture series, Dr. Roosval will conduct a special study group for a small number of graduate students in the fine arts...
...waning in his affection for her, even though he turned to drink intermittently, but somehow his wife did. To cap it all, Baxter is persuaded by her confidant-lawyer, to whom she eventually appealed for divorce proceedings, that he has bitterly oppressed his wife by his selfish conduct. Then Baxter, the only logical character in the whole cast, makes the only illogical move of his performance when he humbly bows to his vacillating wife, and all live happily ever after. Tragic, we should say, tragic especially when the writer of the script himself deserts the poor here...