Word: essay
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1950-1959
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
That is the subject examined in TIME'S business essay this week. It is typical of the kind of knotty question that TIME'S editors explore each week in the two-column box in the BUSINESS section. This special feature was started some two years ago (the first essay: "The Case for Free Trade." May 25, 1953). It was designed to fill a particular editorial function outside the area of spot news: the need to discuss topics of general business interest, subjects which are on people's minds. The idea is to present the pros and cons...
...must say that the business essay, if judged only by the number of letters to the editors we get each week, has certainly proved to be a stimulant...
Students who drop to pass candidacy will have to submit a "short" essay of not more than 10,000 words on March 1 and take the regular written special field examination set by the Department of History
...student's senior year, he will be expected to present a thesis. He will also have to take a special written examination which will ordinarily be one of the special field examinations approved by the department of History. This examination will be supplemented by an essay question in the field of Science and History in which the thesis subject falls...
...seems, however, that the graders in History 164b have taken the educating function as a principle in grading the March 11 hour exam. For each essay, both good and bad points were noted, and a short outline of the desired answer was added...