Word: extention
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...there would be at hand a splendid barometer for testing popular sentiment on the subject of the New Deal. For the President, as well as the Congressmen, was to visit many of the important constituencies, and, they argued, the attitude when Congress re-assembled would reflect, to a large extent, the attitude of the voters "back home...
...highly paid personnel. They do not realize that Harvard has achieved its present position through the work and cooperation of every member of the University, students and officers alike; they fail to see that for the next four years the progress of the College will be to some extent dependent on them...
...cases, involving Newport News Dry Dock & Shipbuilding Co. and Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp., which will determine to what extent the National Labor Relations Board has the ability to decide what labor disputes it has a right to settle...
...belief that . . . only by releasing from corporate control the faculties of the unknown many . . . can confidence in our future be restored. ... If the citizens of Florida share that belief, I know of nothing in the Federal Constitution which precludes the State from endeavoring to give it effect. . . . To that extent, the citizens of each State are still masters of their destiny...
...recent years the educational policy of the University has shown a tendency to favor research to the disadvantage of teaching. To some extent the emphasis of research over teaching has penetrated even the School, for there appears to be a marked stress on courses in educational science--all excellently presented by such first-rate men as Truman Kelley, Spaulding, and Wilson...