Word: deale
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...American Civilization", written in conjunction with his wife, Mary R. Beard, which was hailed at the time of its publication as setting a new example in historical criticism. This work, which was published a year ago, enjoys a wide circulation throughout this country. Professor Beard's numerous other writings deal with the economic interpretation of history, the political development of the United States, and studies in democracy...
After reading the article "Smouldering Illini" appearing in the latest issue of The Saturday Evening Post, it is evident that that publication has wasted a great deal of its time and money as well as the time and money of one, Kenneth L. Roberts, in gathering together through the agency of the latter, material for what is purported to be a first hand account of the University of Illinois campus and undergraduates...
...term has an ethical content and has come to symbolize the effort that is being made by the National Association to raise the standards throughout this country and Canada of the real estate brokerage business. Tremendous progress has been made in this respect and a great deal if not most of it is due to the effectiveness and value of the term "Realtor" in symbolizing this effort...
Most Americans come to college without cultural background, without an intimation that the contemplative factor in life is one of the supreme experiences, even more thrilling than kicking a goal from the field in the stadium. Psychopathology, because it is a new subject, and because it deals with the spirit of man in all its vigorous vagaries, progressive and regressive, and hence is the subject par excellence for the pre-occupation of man, has the necessary explosives for lighting the intellectual fuse in the minds of at least some undergraduates. No young man should go through college unburned. It does...
...case where ten years of representative government produced little but turmoil, riots and even assassinations on the floor of the legislative chamber. Those familiar with the past and present maps of Europe will remember that the Jugo-Slavian government has in addition at least one other "submerged nationality" to deal with, the Montenegrins, whose support of the Allied cause was rewarded by the loss of their independence at the Peace Conference...