Word: discuss
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...last week, the American Association of Physical Anthropologists were about to hold their third annual meeting at the Smithsonian Institution. Dr. Ales Hrdlicka, president of the body, dismissed the information with: ''It will be best for everyone interested to await scientific confirmation." His associates proceeded to discuss among other things: The Nose of the American Negro (Dr. George Dee Williams, St. Louis;; The Clavicle of the American Negro (Dr. Robert James Terry, St. Louis); Body Proportions of Adult Catarrhine Primates (Dr. Adolph Hans Schnltz, Baltimore); Dental Caries in Living Alaskan Eskimo (Henry B. Collins Jr., Washington); Notes...
...benefit of students travelling in Europe this coming summer, the International Student Service has announced a schedule of conferences to be held in various European countries. At these conferences, Americans will be given an opportunity to meet students of other nations and to discuss with them the differences in their University and national problems. All men travelling in the vicinity may attend; and the scope of the program, which embraces nations from every corner of Europe, should insure a full and varied attendance...
Capitalistic democracy is far from the ultimate goal of mankind, but there are some who believe it possesses, more than any other system, the material from which may be made the next advancing stage of civilization's politico-economic progress. Professor Carver will discuss this hope in a lecture titled, "Sensitivity as the Quintessence of Democracy," in Emerson 207, at 11 o'clock...
...foreign students will discuss present day relations between France and Germany at a meeting of the International Council in Phillips Brooks House at 8 o'clock tonight. L. J. C. Balsan 1G.B., former student at the University of Paris, will speak from the French point of view, and Ulrich Kersten grL will present the German aspects of the question...
...Paris last week. His pallid face was whiter than usual, and drawn. He had just been in the U. S., seeking loans for his labyrinth of companies. He had failed to get the loans. He did not look forward to a meeting he had called for Saturday noon to discuss his companies' financial position with their leading executives and certain international bankers. When on Friday his doctor told him he was in poor shape and should watch his heart he became very depressed. Saturday morning he arose, dressed, wrote three letters. Then, while his associates and bankers were growing impatient...