Word: crediteer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...student who is without credit in Latin or Greek but who wishes to receive the Bachelorship of Arts usually resorts to a hurried preparation for his examination during one or two summers, learning only the essentials of grammar, almost nothing of the literature, and forgetting both once he has handed in his paper. Even if he meets the requirement in regular college courses, he scarcely acquires a sufficient basis for further reading or study. Preparation in school, which the Committee on Admissions accepts so unquestioningly, does not provide classical training of any weight. Hence this part of the student...
...subscriber for many (I think eight) years. I have noted that TIME gives credit where credit...
...soon as some one discovered what the children were doing, Bing was taken away from them, quickly destroyed. He had a well-developed case of rabies. Bewildered police surgeons could credit only the dog's devotion for the boys' escape...
...were passed in 1922 and 1930, with the result that in order for Europe to buy American goods, there have been a series of increasing foreign loans. Now that these loans have ecased trade is at a standstill, and while the tariffs remain, Europe cannot expert enough to establish credit. Perhaps nowhere is this more obvious than in the recent Von Papen manifeate to the effect that German war debts can only be paid through an exchange of goods...
...Varsity Ski team is being organized under the supervision of the Mountaineering Club and the H.A.A. The new activity is open to all undergraduates, including Freshmen, who are to receive regular physical education credit for participation. Until the conclusion of the coming season, the new sport will be under the guidance of the Mountaineering Club. At that time a captain and secretary will be elected to manage next year's team...