Word: defectives
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...long time it has been realized that the great defect in the Business School has been its lack of central organization due not to any defect in management, but to a lack of accommodating facilities. The enforced scattered distribution of students has greatly hampered the work of the school...
...Hans Nendorf, formerly rubber for the Freshman football squad, and now special trainer for football, track and cross-country, will be available to all men who wish to correct some slight physical defect or hardship. Track and cross-country men needing instruction are expected to come at 4 o'clock on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons and the football men at 4.30 o'clock on the same days. Other students interested in such classes should apply before the Christmas recess to Mr. Neudorf, Mr. Fradd or to Mr. Geer's office, 6 Wadsworth House...
...first impressions of the University as a whole. The attitude of the instructor represents for him, in great measure, the attitude of official Harvard. And when a tendency toward petty terrorism is coupled with unusual strictness on the part of the Office, the product bears the marks of defect...
...whatever statistics come out of this investigation, one defect is glaringly apparent even to the layman. Crime and its methods have advanced as rapidly as the rest of civilization. The old-time "jimmy" and the nitroglycerine "soup" are now aided by elaborately planned, wireless-informed rings operating with the most modern tools and making a getaway in high-powered cars. To combat this the old-fashioned equipment and ponderous methods of the police departments are hopelessly inadequate...
Judge Stone emphasized the fact that far too little attention, was paid to the study of the question from all angles, and he believed that the only way to remedy this defect was to have but one or two debates a season and to spend all the intervening time in preparation...