Word: develope
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...coincident to reversing the plot of the deserted girl. Abandoned by the honest young man, our maiden decides to play an age--old game with the none too platonic lawyer. She soon moves into an apartment of a magnificence which only movie "prop" mon can know. She fails to develop her side of the relationship, however, and presently appears in scenes of tragic squajor. An acute apondectomy is the event that brings her to the young doctor's hospital where he is the one who must operate. It is his first operation and with bated breath we watch him snip...
...joined with China in this pact to respect Chinese sovereignty and integrity and to establish the "Open Door" to China trade as a diplomatic fact. Wrote the Secretary to the Senator: "At the time this treaty was signed it was known that China was engaged in an attempt to develop the free institutions of a self-governing republic . . . that she would require many years of both economic and political effort to that end and that her progress would necessarily be slow. . . . The treaty was thus a covenant ... in deliberate renunciation of any policy of aggression which might tend to interfere...
...possible to skate and play hockey. The construction of just one rink which would be used by the University and Freshman teams the greater part of the time would hardly solve the problem. There should be at least two arenas so that House hockey and informal skating may develop to the fullest extent. To aid this one of the rinks might well be semi-open and use artificial ice only when the temperature is too high for natural ice. There is no doubt that a University hockey rink should be the next addition to the athletic facilities. Although...
...order to realize this ideal, Mr. Suzzalo wishes to "democratize" the process of education and to develop the "whole personality of little men and women." If, by "democratize," he means to make no distinction between individuals but to give each scholar the opportunities offered his neighbor, then the principle is full of danger. The success which the generation now in schools and colleges is to have in the ordering of a chaotic world largely depends on the ability of this educational system to produce leaders. It is not enough to offer all men a mediocre training, those with ability must...
...youth who, at the advanced age of 23, is a senior at Pottstown, Pa., High School. A year ago most experts would have selected Spitz as a sure member of the Olympic team but very few would have chosen Gene Venzke, a tenacious miler, seasoned in road races that develop stamina rather than speed, celebrated for a long smooth stride and a tendency to come in second. When he finally won the Columbian mile at the end of last year's indoor season in 4 min. and 14! sec., observers began to see Venzke's promise...