Word: fide
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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These clubs would not be House "dramatic societies." Some such institutions as the latter are, indeed, not really beyond reason, but the organizations now proposed would be bona fide study groups. They would not only enhance student appreciation of the dramatic art but would effect a rediscovery of one of the most pleasant, and most neglected, ways to pass an evening...
...inherent evils of the old system had been brought sharply to public attention, Penn State decided to set its football house in order. In a clean and drastic sweep that shocked the pigskin world, football scholarships were abandoned, coaches were appointed to be not only gridiron mentors but bona fide faculty members as well. A thorough stimulation was applied to intramural athletics, although the true value and position of intercollegiate competition was by no means underrated...
...international significance of this regulation by the Secretary of Labor is set forth by Dr. MacCracken in a letter appearing on this page this morning. If this "regulation" is not to be "taken too seriously" it should be rescinded. It should be sufficient that the status of a bona fide guest-student is established. New York Times...
...still approve your deed? Do you still approve of terror generally?" "I certainly do!" replied the Bomb Boy, who is a year younger than President von Hindenburg, "I certainly do!" Besides Josef Stalin the Society of For mer Political Prisoners (all of whom must have served bona fide Tsarist prison terms for revolutionary offenses) counts some 3,000 members, estimates that they spent collectively "almost 16,000 years in chains and 5.000 years undergoing other punish ment...
...considerable work ahead of her. How sincere and dedicated her fol lowing is will be more accurately determined between now and November. The real strength of the Sabin organization lies in the desire of the smalltown matron to ally herself, no matter how remotely, with a congregation of bona fide, rotogravure society figures in a cause about which she may or may not have profound convictions. The weakness of the W. O. N. P. R. lies in the populous class of rural women who also vote and who bitterly suspect, envy and hate the ground that ladies like Mrs. Sabin...