Word: congress
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...phases of work investigated are: the Supreme Court, Congress, the Cabinet, and the consular service. The figures were compiled from various sources, the main ones being the "World's Almanac," "Who's Who" and the "Harvard University Directory...
...government has 815 Harvard men in its employ. The diplomatic and consular service contains 95, and the rest are distributed among other branches as follows: civil service 412, judiciary 159, military 138, legislative(not including members of Congress...
...alone from text-books, but from experience and contact with men. Our state constitutions adopted ten, fifty, or a hundred years ago can not be applied to modern conditions without change. Chief Justic Marshall saw that the Federal Constitution must grow and by his wise decisions did not hamper Congress in its extension of the powers granted in the commerce clause of the Constitution. Those states are advancing ahead of their neighbors whose courts have similarly been most liberal in the construction of their several constitutions. To fulfill their purpose constitutions and laws must conform to the needs...
Professor Hugo Muensterberg sails today for Europe in order to attend a psychological congress in Berlin from April 16 to 19. He will return immediately after the congress and expects to be in Cambridge again on April 30. His Philosophy E course in the two weeks of his absence will be given by Professor Yorkes and Dr. Wilm...
...regulate a public service corporation was made in 1879 when the State of Louisiana restricted a slaughter house concern. The debate in this case and meaning upon the "right to deprive a person of property without due process of law" was different than the meaning put upon it by Congress. The Fourteenth Amendment states that "no state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within...