Word: impressionable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The report of President Hoover's committee on Social trends, is contained in two large volumes of some thirty chapters, each of which deals with some phase of present day social life, especially with regard to the changes that have taken place during the last 30 years. Probably the usual...
In brief, too many students would testify in favor of the course to warrant the use of the term "almost unanimously." If is unfortunate that the Freshman reader should receive an impression of the course the accuracy of which is to be strongly questioned. It is to correct the possible...
¶ Seizing both his lips and tugging for a fraction of a second so hard that II Duce gives the impression of trying to tear off his own mouth.
Of the elementary courses, (A, B, 33, 2a, 6, and 44) these things can be said: They are large survey groups and have the defects common thereto. In the lecture hall the student knows the professor only as he sees him across the lecture table. And in the laboratory the...
There things, of course, are defects common to all elementary courses, no matter what the field. Once they are recognized and allowed for, one can see the advantages which more than out weigh them. Mallinckrodt laboratory is one of the finest available for undergraduate work. The average student will only...