Word: file
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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According to a unique law of Pennsylvania, all men intending to study law with a view to practising law in Pennsylvania are required to file applications with George F. Baer Appel, 1500 Walnut St., Philadelphia, for registration as law students before they graduate from college. In addition to this application the prospective law student must answer a comprehensive questionnaire and in some cases submit to a personal interview...
...giving him a clean bill of health, because we didn't pass on these questions. ... No charge was made against you but that you were running with the wrong crowd, with Huey Long and his crowd." Senator Connally turned to the Senate: "If anybody wants to file a resolution to oust anybody, he can have use of the facts found by the committee...
...varied collection of slings and arrows which Widener, or rather those who direct its strange and devious policies, has drawn to itself must be added one more concerning the examination books on file. The term "on file" is used more in the interests of courtesy than accuracy, for it's a rare student who can go into the reading room those days and find there the particular examination papers he has set his heart on. Somebody else has invariably pre-empted the 1933 models first, absconding with them in unholy glee and with the determination to make the most...
Freshmen have again chosen swimming as their most popular winter sport, statistics on file at the Department of Hygiene reveal. As was the case last year, squash trails a short distance behind and participation in Special Corrective Exercises is a poor third...
...minds of editors of the CRIMSON and Mr. Satterthwaite that the Business School is simply a school for teaching chain grocery clerks how to make money. But then--the CRIMSON will take pleasure in lumping all business leaders under the name "Big Business" and placing them in the reference file entitled "Material for sarcastic and cynical editorials...