Word: demanding
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...work never before produced in modern times, and only recently translated from its eleventh century manuscript by D. F. Robertson '25. The cast, which has just been picked by Edward Massey '15, will give two performances in the Germanic Museum, at 5 and 9 o'clock, and if enough demand warrants, a third performance at 8 o'clock. The play will also be broadcast over Station WBZ at o'clock, in the first broadcast ever attempted of this sort of play...
...investigation will undoubtedly show that speculative markets fill a definite economic need but that they have assumed exaggerated importance in the few years. When the profits from stock sales instead of consumers' demand for goods determine the erection of factories, the government should regulate speculative manipulations. The enaction of legislation that will make speculation the servant and not the ruler of industry will do much to restore sanity to an unbalanced world...
...Atlantic bound for Basle and then Berlin* was Board Chairman Albert Henry Wiggin of Manhattan's Chase National Bank, hurrying to defend the interests of U. S. holders of German short-term credits against the demand of France that Reparations be given priority (TIME, Dec. 7). To Berlin just ahead of Banker Wiggin hurried Politician Hitler. Flinging himself into a big armchair at the Kaiserhof Hotel on the afternoon that Wall Street had its Hitler scare, he surprisingly declared: "Germany cannot pay both her political [Reparations] and her commercial [short-term credit] debts. For my part I reject...
Universal demand for retaining their present staff of coaches and a general desire for an earlier start of practice marked the Yale football team's eleventh annual barn party. Professor William Lyon Phelps was the first to voice the apparently widespread sentiment towards beginning practice about September 1, instead of two weeks later, as is usually done...
...result is that there would be altogether too few men to supply the demand. Only men who wanted to teach from love of it would be available if they had the requirements which this article demands. These are few, considering the number of posts there are to fill. That mediocre men can be developed up to specifications is obviously absurd. Any man who would satisfy the Graduate School of Education would be qualified for the highest position in industry or politics...