Word: crediteer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...combined into one course to be known as Geology 1. This change is the result of a trend which has been going on in the course for the past three years. With the consent of the instructor, however, the student may count the first half-year's work for credit...
...shut tight by Presidential proclamation (TIME, March 13). For practical purposes the U. S. was off the gold standard. The nation's industries were at a standstill. The public pulse was beating a panicky tattoo. The Federal Government was so bowed with accumulated deficits as to threaten national credit. Ahead lay only economic uncertainty. If ever a Secretary of the Treasury started from scratch, it was Mr. Woodin last week...
...predicated upon the necessity for balancing a budget more than $1,000,000,000 out of plumb. His economy reforms were designed to save at least half that sum. The measure giving him dictatorial power over veterans' expenditures and Federal salaries was entitled: "A Bill to Maintain the Credit of the United States...
Only three candidates from a small college in Missouri can take their Massachusetts state medical examinations this month, according to a decision which the Attorney General of Massachusetts handed down yesterday. Under his ruling that work completed during vacations cannot count for credit, graduates of Harvard, Johns Hopkins, and many other large universities, are ineligible...
...occurred for a long time. The only danger is that we may go too fast, the only difficulty is to get started. The difficulty, I believe, will be avoided by such a program of recovery as that I have just outlined; the danger avoided by careful federal control of credit...