Word: credos
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...credo says that rich school children are inclined to be lazy, impertinent to their teachers, and that they make less of their opportunities than their less advantaged classmates. Liberal-minded folk usually discount this tenet, refusing to believe that the devil plays checkers exclusively on the coattails of affluent youngsters. But statistics published last week by School & Society appeared to support the credo...
...issued their platform. Said they: "We congratulate our opponents upon their public espousal of this fundamental Democratic doctrine" [States Rights]. Rev. James K. Shields, Superintendent of the New Jersey Anti-Saloon League, warned his fellow Drys that traditional, militant Wets were not so much a danger to their credo as "the Morrow type . . . much more to be feared: the quiet, dignified, scholarly churchman of evangelical persuasion, who never rants but nevertheless stands for the action that would be fatal to the 18th Amendment...
First witness was the Rev. Edmund Walsh, director of the Foreign Service School of Georgetown University, a vociferous protestant and propagandist against Russia's anti-religion campaign, a critical scholar of the Soviet political credo (TIME, March 31). So elementary a course in Communism did Father Walsh give the Committee that Chairman Fish was moved to announce that, whereas he (Fish) knew all about it. the other committee members less familiar with "the problem," would doubtless find Father Walsh's primary instruction "an excellent background for future work...
...utilities. His chief opposition came from the Portland Oregonian. He won the gubernatorial nomination by 5,000 votes, which he considered cleared him of all opprobrium, regardless of what the Supreme Court did to him. Permanently disbarred with him last week was Mr. Mannix. Nominee Joseph's political credo, expressed while he was a State Senator: "Keep 'em stirred up so they don't pass anything. There are too many laws...
...Nomine Jesu. Yet the text adheres to the form of the Ordinary of the Roman Mass. It begins with the Kyrie Eleison, Greek words which mean "Lord have mercy upon us." The conventional divisions follow: the Gloria (Gloria in excelsis Deo, "Glory be to God on high"), the Credo (Credo in unum Deum, "I believe in one God"), the Sanctus (Sanctus, sanctus, sanctus, "Holy, holy, holy") and the Agnus Dei which begins "O Lamb of God that takest away the sins of the world," and ends "Grant us thy Peace." Choruses, solos, duets ? Bach wrote with a prodigal hand...