Word: essayed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Because of its close connection with human relations, the law of Torts has undergone more changes than any other field of Law according to Bohlen in his essay, "Fifty Years of Torts." Professor Simes has likewise dealt with the Law of Future Interests, its changes and tendencies during the last half century in a second article of the Review...
Members of the History faculty have decided to withhold the annual award of books, since they consider that no essay of this year should grace the special collection of prize-winning essays of the past...
...several hundred essays in History 1 mid-year blue books this year was of sufficient merit, according to the History Department, to justify the award of the Le Baron Russell Briggs Prize, given for the best essay written by a Freshman at the mid-year examination...
This year's prize will be offered for the best essay of from five to ten thousand words on a subject in American literature approved by the chairman of the Department of English. Theses in sertations submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy may be accepted, but no essay submitted for any other prize this year is eligible...
...visionary Freshman, Harry Brown, rambles on for four long pages to come at last to the greatly enlightening closing statement, "Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, I'm coming to be a man . . . " Jeffrey Fuller '38 contributes a well-written book review in the form of an essay, on Ernest J. Simmons' newly published work, "Pushkin." The article discusses the book from the point of view of its own content, and contains a criticism of Pushkin himself...