Word: crediteer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Credit: Aristophanes Sirs...
...these times of ultranationalism, apart from the question of the heavy expense involved, you must credit the much maligned French with a certain amount of initiative and international-mindedness (infrequently met with in Europe) in their efforts "to keep the trains on the track...
...Even the psychological advantage of a balanced budget failed to offset this downward trend. Last week, however, the President's larger program became more clear. The budget was to be balanced so that the Government could borrow fresh billions and thereby prime the pump of U. S. business! Credit inflation on a colossal scale loomed ahead. Only if it failed to produce results would the White House lend an ear to the moonlit baying for currency inflation...
...well executed--provided they have a good plot, and are properly organized--are usually interesting, if not amusing, but with the market flooded with this type of movie, a poor or mediocre one falls decidedly flat. With a decidedly poor plot to begin with, Morris and Blondell--to whom credit must be given for being well chosen for their parts--emote, snarl, and wisecrack at each other in a half hearted manner, Blondie's high pressure, big, beautiful, blue eyes exude sex appeal which usually missed the mark, and Morris has a difficult time in his dramatic, but obvious, moments...
Candidates for the news board will be assigned a number of news sources which they will cover regularly, and after the first week will be encouraged to take a broader field for their efforts, getting interviews and "scoops" for which extra credit will be given. Editorial candidates will write one editorial a day on any subject connected with Harvard, or on matters of educational or national interest. Under the supervision of experienced editorial writers, their ideas will soon take form...