Word: crediteer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...commercial banks have never eared to invade the field of investment banking but nowadays notes of two and three years are considered as short-term credits. Indeed, a survey is being made of the possibilities of what has been called intermediate credit, namely notes ranging from one to five years. While legislation might be needed to set up an intermediate credit system for this purpose, ways and means are being sought to bring this about through the co-operation of the banks...
From a flying standpoint I personally believe he is not at all outstanding, even giving him credit for the hop to Paris, which was foolish when you consider that the plane he used is condemned by the Department of Commerce as unsafe...
...line with the trend away from the course system placing more stress on the general examinations and tutorial work the Department of Government has announced a series of lectures on current problems of government to be given next year without credit by some of the younger members of the department. The lectures are primarily for the undergraduates in the field and designed to fit in with tutorial work and preparation for the general examinations. Although they will not be required it is believed they will be extremely helpful in preparing work in the modern fields...
...announcement of the Government Department's new non-credit courses marks an important development of the present educational trend from note-talking to tutorial discussion. The gap between the tutor and the classes of his tutee has been inevitably wide in the past, and these lectures, dealing with broad topics, knitting together many aspects of the field, may supply the necessary coherence...
...their adoption, it is expected that there will be a reduction from the number of required courses, and an increase in the student's work with his tutor. This will permit the tutee to put most of his course work on elemental and distributive subjects, depending on the non-credit general lectures and his tutorial for the majority of his college education...