Word: fored
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...this spirit flourished in the 18th Century, that it gave impetus to such reforms as the abolition of slavery, that its great desire was "to make the kingdom of God a reality on earth." But in the 19th Century Napoleon Bonaparte and philosophers like Hegel put realism to the fore...
...Derck's bank. At Amalgamated Dave Barry kept a joint account with Joseph Baiata, a onetime barber who is supposed to have taught Charles Ponzi all that swindler knew. Joe Baiata served five years in jail for helping himself to $200,000 in a Massachusetts bank, and be fore that he helped wreck a big Buffalo insurance company. In his earlier days his favorite method was first to found a bank, then loot...
...STORY OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN, by Paul Radia (Liveright, $2.50). If you've been doing a lot of wondering about the why's and where-fore's of the American Indian, you will gain some real dope from this matter-of-fact account of their origin, development, and . From "The Golden Day" to "The Heel of the Conqueror", the chapters lead the reader through a complete record of the original Americans. It is filled with historical fact, completely annotated, bibliographed, and indexed...
Using a philosophy course as an alternate to a science the question of the Mathematics requirement then comes to the fore. Despite the present tendency of the secondary schools to make more advanced Mathematics optional it seems best not to strike it from the required rolls. Mathematical training in thinking can be of vast importance, but unfortunately it has been thought recently to be less and less essential to the makeup of the educated man. One has the feeling, however, that this tendency has grown merely because of the pressure applied by the secondary schools in this direction. Inasmuch...
...proposal to organize a commuters' club similar to the institution at Technology, brings to the fore one of the perennial questions which face the University, and one which has become more and more involved as the House Plan has developed: how to satisfy the commuter's desire for the intangible influence which Harvard exerts...