Word: crediting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Captain Karelitz, who has never been thrown in three years of intercollegiate wrestling will be one of the Crimson's chief hopes. With four falls and two decisions to his credit, he has been the highest scorer on the team this season. Hayne, Goldberg, and Michelson are the other undefeated members of the squad, though only one of them, Goldberg, has wrestled in all six meets. Stearns lost a fall to Columbia in the 135-pound class, but has since scored two falls and three decisions in a lower class, while Hill and Bradford have broken even. Hill...
...wishes to work, but he does select his field of study and in that way is likely to be aware of the man who will tutor him. So on the one hand an undergraduate might stay in residence for a period of years with very little work to his credit, while on the other an earnest and ambitious student can attain a degree of intellectual development in three years which, perhaps, will in certain ways put him ahead of the ordinary high scholar of an American institution. High scholarship is more highly prized at Oxford than at Harvard...
...that if the Attorney General has not actually got the money that has been collected in these various cases from one end of the country to the other, he is a bigger fool than the people of the United States give him credit for being...
Amos Richard Eno Pinchot.*; If you want one of these men for President, you can take a hand in nominating him. The Committee of 48 proposed the above choice in a questionnaire and offered as a platform: 1) public ownership of the railroads, 2) control of money and credit by the people through Government and cooperative banks, 3) public control of natural resources, 4) preservation of civil rights guaranteed by the Constitution, 5) prevent on of judicial abuses. If a local unit of at least 25 people sign a petition endorsing the above platform, it is entitled to one delegate...
...speech for the Westminster seat in the House of Commons, made vacant by the death of the member. He also congratulated the deceased man upon having given an unemployed politician (Mr. Churchill) the opportunity to "get off the unemployment dole." He declined, however, to let Mr. Churchill take any credit for his work as Minister of Munitions during the War. "Mr. Churchill was Minister," said the sober Mr. Thomas, "but I supplied the munitions. Mr. Churchill is so accustomed to read in history that certain people are born to rule that he has found it very difficult to reconcile that...