Word: impressionable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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But TIME OUT, has "swum through rivers of blood", as our friend Cellin'i would have it, and presents a little inside chatter on the showing of the Harvard team last Saturday. Talking with the coaches after the game gave one the impression that they were pleasantly surprised by the...
To those who were laboring under the impression that Big Business was not in the saddle of N.R.A., the statement of Mr. Richberg last Thursday comes, the writer imagines, as a severe shock. To quote him: "These difficulties in N.R.A. have come. . . because of the pressure of businessmen to experiment...
The anonymous critics show a notable and significant poverty of adjectives. There are, in fact, only two categories into which Harvard courses appear to be divisible, the "interesting" and "enthusiastic" on the one hand, and the "dull", "uninteresting," or "boring" on the other. There is an inescapable impression that the...
The present head of Singer is a loyal British-born subject of George V. A young lawyer in Hamilton, Ont. when he entered the company in the 1880s, Sir Douglas Alexander was a director before the turn of the Century and has been president for the last 30 years. A...
Contrary to the popular impression that a Harvard man's word is as good as his bond, Moore announced that only 58 per cent of last year's pledges were redeemed. With the falling off in the amount pledged, the Council must raise the percentage collected, and this it hopes...