Word: doubting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Arlie V. Bock also praised the poll. His statement reads: "There is no doubt in my mind that many men both undergraduate and graduate students of the University, would profit by participation in one or more types of extra-curricular activity. Such activities may form a substantial part of the whole educational procedure, since they help to fit men to live in the world...
There was some doubt as to the advisability of travelling on a tandem or on two single bikes, but representatives of the Cambridge Bicycle Exchange convinced the over-zealous students that they would have to confine themselves to a tandem...
Representatives Coyne's bill provide that if there is doubt as to whether a new appointee to a University's faculty is a Communist or Fascist, then the educational institution could ask three justices of Superior Court for a ruling. Should this advisory ruling declare that the new faculty man was "known by widespread repute" to hold the political faiths which guide Russia and Italy, and should the University desire to continue his employment in face of such ruling, then, under the provisions of the bill, "all exemptions from payments of taxes . . . shall cense and . . . officers shall proceed to collect...
There is no doubt that President Roosevelt's action will meet with a warm, popular response in this country. At the same time it must be noted that it represents a sharp change from recent general policy. For the past fourteen years there have been serious restrictions upon immigration; so much so that not more than about 140,000 persons have been allowed to enter the country annually as against the earlier average of 1,000,000. During some of the depression years after 1930 the United States actually lost more aliens, through their returning home, than it gained through...
...there was still a shadow of doubt in the minds of the island editors. What kind of a place was Princeton? As "The Recorder" went to press, no decision had been reached. The color of the Princetonians was not specified...