Word: furthers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Although the proposed legislation may or may not be pigeon-holed, it is significant as another example of high handed governmental procedure, and is said to be favorably regarded by the administration. Certainly the bill must be strenuously resisted, unless the people are willing to have it forced down their...
In the state of Maine, 95 out of every 100 farmers own their own land. But the civil war failed to change basically the Southern plantation system. In Georgia and Mississippi, approximately 70 out of every 100 farmers work somebody else's land as tenants or share croppers. The...
When military and naval science were the only defenders of simplicity; humanists might conceivably defend the cultured nebulosity of the catalogue from the encroachments of bureaucratic efficiency. Now, however, the arch-humanistic department of English has put its house in order. Further action should follow spontaneously. One may hope that...
Harvard joins Professor kittredge's family in extending to him heartiest congratulations on the occasion of his 75th birthday wishing him continued success and, if possible, further renown than he has thus far so justly merited.
Phillips Brooks House has laudably fulfilled a function not strictly in accord with its purposes and having given the movement impetus it rightly refuses to assume further obligations. When it issues its report next week the responsibility for supplying the commuters' needs will rest squarely with University Hall. Only two...