Word: correctible
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Hitler would never agree to a proposal not to his own benefit. Correct...
...present war. Economics touches on almost every field of human activity, and most people are in direct contact with the economic structure of the country between 9 and 5 o'clock every day. Economics is inseparable from government, and the various courses offered in the Department tend to place correct emphasis on this relationship...
...Lindberghs and Vern Marshalls. But this is Cambridge and we are still going through the motions of a composed search for truth. If the Student Council does not mean us to take its library literally as a War Library, but intends it for part of our education, it should correct its choice of books. For when the frenzy of Washington jingoism succeeds in permeating the Yard there will no longer be any reason for remaining at Harvard. We can then go home, curl up on the couch with that useful anesthetic, Out of the Night, and remain lost...
...correct way to dig in sandpiles is the latest course given by the University, complete with instruction and laboratory periods. The course is Anthropology 15a, a course in the field methods of Archeology...
...said the President, and pointed to a memorandum turned face down on his desk: He had there a transcript of what Marshall had actually said, and it did not agree with the newspapers' second-and third-hand accounts. Said a reporter: That being the case, would the President correct the newspapers' erroneous accounts? The President laughed. That said he, would be what is called compounding a felony. Asked another reporter: Did the President consider Marshall's published statement truly damaging to national defense? The President said emphatically that...