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...Fair is. no matter what the brochures and prospecti say about it, a big show; it creates an illusion, and it has to be emotional, dramatic, and possibly dyed with the deep but uncertain dyes of mysticism. The walls of most World's Fairs bear the imprint of the cloven hoof...
...Fosdick. as he was affectionately called by his "boys and girls" was one of the grandest men I have ever known. He left the firm imprint of his character on all who were privileged to come under his influence, and no matter to what heights his sons may rise, they will have difficulty in surpassing their father...
...other intimate data. Chief information demanded is the employe's name and address, the name and address of his employer, his date and place of birth, his parents' names, his sex and color. Although registration forms are labeled "Application," they bear, like income tax blanks, the imprint of the Bureau of Internal Revenue...
...before June 1937. Last week the man mentioned oftenest and most persistently for the job, Yaleman Robert Maynard Hutchins of the Class of 1921, published a book of timely, topical interest, † Based on the Storrs Lectures that Educator Hutchins delivered at Yale this year, and bearing the imprint of the Yale University Press, The Higher Learning in America is the sum of Robert Maynard Hutchins' observations as Dean of the Yale Law School, as President of the University of Chicago and as an exceedingly lively, sharp-eyed, sharp-tongued critic of the U. S. educational scene...
...dreadful. Scenarists Philip Dunne, John Balderston, Paul Perez, and Daniel Moore worked in shifts for more than a year to keep this from happening to The Lasf of the Mohicans. Net result is an intelligent and exciting version of a story, which, properly loaded with physical action, keeps the imprint of literature...