Word: lacking
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Rain and lack of vitalizing issues kept Oregon's primary vote last week to the lowest on record. Results: Republican Senator Charles Linza McNary renominated, to oppose onetime Democratic Congressman Elton Watkins; George Joseph. Republican State Senator, apparently nominated for Governor, to oppose (apparently) Democrat Edward F. Bailey...
...population and to create the foundations of a Communist culture, as opposed to Capitalist culture." U. S. readers who think vaguely of Tolstoi and Dostoievski as timelessly typical of Russian literature will be disillusioned by this book. When Tolstoi died in 1910. Lenin wrote that "prerevolutionary Russia, with its lack of energy and strength, expressed in the philosophy of a genuine artist, has receded into the past." Roughly, Dostoievski and Tolstoi are as representative of contemporary Russia as are Nathaniel Parker Willis and James Fenimore Cooper of the U. S. Strange names loom on the Soviet art-frontier. To know...
...staffs, publications, and other activities, from among such leaders. If someone of ability whose name is not quite so well known is not to be overlooked his name must be added by petition. It is a shame that more names were not added in this way, since it shows lack of interest, and at the same time a desire to grumble. Let us hope for smoother elections in the future with more "people's candidates" added by petition and less criticism levied upon those in charge, in this last respect at least. W.R. Harper, Pres of Student Council...
Plans to present a mammoth pageant in the Harvard Stadium as part of Cambridge's celebration of the Massachusetts Bay Tercentenary this summer have definitely been dropped, it was learned yesterday from Professor J. H. Beale '82, chairman of the local committee in charge of the celebration. Lack of funds and of sufficient interest to make possible the presentation of such a program were given by Professor Beale as the reasons for abandoning the project...
Both teams have been practicing during the past week, the Harvard outfit having had daily workouts on the diamond on Soldiers Field. The Crimson contingent has however been hampered by the lack of men reporting and by the fact that two of its pitchers have left the team in the lurch because they have completed their divisionals. The Crimson battery will be composed of J. A. Marcus '31, pitcher, and Arnold Kowarski '31 catcher. R. H. Phelps '30, first marshal of the society who has been in charge of arrangements and is acting as captain, last night stated that...