Word: dependables
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...thought and action as they whirl about the ivyed walls. Documented with care and thoroughness, organized with skill and clarity the work is also very readable. Mr. Weschler has a clear swift moving style which makes the going smooth and pleasant. However, the worth of the book does not depend on its literary merits. As an historical analysis of the condition of the American campus since 1917 and as a brief, however sublimated, for the political organization of college youth in the active struggle against "suppression, discrimination and violence" the work is of deep significance, journalistically at least...
...this respect, the success of the new school will depend largely on the reversal of the spoilsiation of the permanent administrative parts of government. Training for this sort of public service will be wasted if the opportunities for a career are as limited as they...
...director has charge of the Alumni Bulletin, which, however, is incorporated separately. The Association sends speakers around to Harvard clubs all over the country many of which depend upon a speaker from the University for their continued existence. A man is sent to the West Coast at least every other year and several officers of the University speak at Harvard Clubs during the reading periods...
...music (5% of a broadcaster's net receipts). Warner Brothers says that it asks too little. ASCAP's President Gene Buck stated last week that all the important songwriters were bound personally to the Society by new five-year contracts, that Warner Brothers' experiment would depend on finding new talent. But ASCAP was obviously perturbed. Its strength has been its ability to dictate terms without thought of rivalry. An ASCAP rival is what Radio has long been wanting...
...final, official lineup. Of these, G. B. Blake, having had much experience at Brooks School, ranks far above the others. About even in second honors are P. F. Cunningham and J. R. English, Jr. Cunningham was graduated from Brooks and English from Exeter Academy. Others whose ultimate standing will depend on their rapidity of improvement are the following: C. H. Ladd, J. W. Cutler, Jr. F. H. Appleton, and M. O. Preston...