Word: exists
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...from Rome, news as important to international goodwill as to archeology. "We have unearthed," said Penn's scholarly Dr. Jotham Johnson, "a vast pre-Roman city four times larger than Pompei. . . . We have unearthed an ancient Greek market place unique in the world. Such, a find does not exist, so far as we know, even in Greece itself. . . . Some of the city walls must be of the Fifth Century before Christ. . . . There is a temple of the period of Augustus [contemporary with Christ] and there is a water clock of the Second Century A. D. . . . This city, called Minturnae...
There are not many occasions during the year when the undergraduate body or even individual classes can get together to achieve a feeling of cohesion. The few that do exist must be preserved if the name Yale is to signify anything. Nor are there many traditions which have survived the axe of sophistication and growth...
Less distasteful to them was a plan to form a corporation within the Federal Reserve to aid banks in trouble and conduct orderly liquidation of closed banks. The Federal Liquidation Corp. would exist for 20 years, supplanting the emergency work of Reconstruction Finance Corp. which was granted $200,000,000 for this special purpose. The corporation's funds would come from two sources: 1) about $215,000,000 in a fractional levy on member banks' deposits to aid other member banks; 2) $200,000,000 from the Treasury for nonmember State banks. The first fund would be supplemented...
...puts it: "The idea that going to college is one of the inherent rights of man seems to have obtained a baseless foothold in the minds of many people. To select the fit and devote our energies to them is our duty to the public for whose service we exist...
Another side to the question of guilt must exist. To let it be heard is the only truly liberal attitude. Robert Mandel '34. Carl Henry Levy...