Word: judgments
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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President Conant stepped in yesterday to take charge of the Dramatic Club situation, when he asked the Faculty members on the Advisory Board to read the spring play. "A Bride For The Unicorn" and pass judgment...
...recommended that it be investigated. His suspicions were based largely on his study of Associated Telephone Utilities Co., an independent about one-fiftieth the size of A. T. & T., now in receivership. ''What is disclosed by the examination of the Associated Telephone Utilities Co. is in my judgment but typical of what may occur under existing laws," wrote the Commissioner...
Says Sir Charles: "Why, we haven't scratched the surface of Biblical knowledge yet. We don't know one-tenth of the truth, historically speaking. And the sporting thing to do is for all of us to wait, to reserve judgment, until that knowledge comes into our possession. That goes for Fundamentalists and Modernists alike. The die-hard Fundamentalist is quite wrong, I think, in insisting upon a word-for-word and letter-for-letter correctness of the King James version. And the Modernist-the extremist at the other end-he's just as wrong in leaping...
...official family of those traitorous elements . . . who have misadvised, or advised without giving full facts, and have caused him to act contrary to American justice and judgment. . . .''* Interposed Chairman McKellar: "Mr. Rickenbacker, I'll have to ask you not to attack the President or make a political speech." As Capt. Rickenbacker strode out, Senator Barbour, a New Jersey Republican, clapped heartily...
...Yale Athletic Association at Ray Tomkins House, the dormitory used by visiting teams, Bingham pronounced himself satisfied that the Harvard athletes are not involved in the dog's disappearance. He said, "I hope that if any Harvard undergraduates have taken the dog, they will consider that good judgment and a sense of sportsmanship dictate that the dog be returned immediately...