Word: conflictingly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...glimpse of the field, an individual subject, such as logic which Philosophy 1 discusses, may interest you. It lays the foundation for a new method of thinking, which always has merit. Unfortunately, if you are taking History 1, you will be unable to take this course since the hours conflict...
...approach to the problem was a play called Night Over Taos. In that piece an old Spanish hidalgo in New Mexico in 1847 detects in his son democratic tendencies. The conflict between the two kills the old man, but not before Playwright Anderson has put in his mouth this pragmatic doctrine: . . . The north will win. Taos is dead. It's right Because what wins is right. It won't win forever. The kings will come back, and they'll be right again When they win again...
...however, the alignment is different. Jugo-Slavia, apparently confident of French support, has taken a threatening attitude towards Hungary. Meanwhile Italy, whose alliance with Hungary has proved to be mutually beneficial, is the natural enemy of the Serb-Croat-Slovene state and urges resistance to its aggressions. Therefore any conflict resulting from this crisis would find France and Italy in opposite camps...
...reports gave a professional ball park in New London as the probable scene of the conflict and expressed the belief that the game would be played in the morning of the day on which the race is to take place. It is believed that this third game will be held whether or not the results of the first two encounters leave a tie and thus necessitate a playoff...
What, then, are these restrictions, and how can they be made consistent "with a fair average of success in conflict?" In part they comprise a maintenance of the limit on daily practice sessions to the present two hours and one half; in part an avoidance of the system of proselyting which some theorists of modern football claim the new "scientific" game demands. But principally they relate to the man in charge, to the head coach. In the past this has always been a Harvard graduate. Certainly it is desirable to maintain this system of graduate coaching wherever possible, but experience...