Word: linke
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...oligarchy by their dependence on private patronage. Plays must have their gag lines, books their seductions, and opera its Diamond Horseshoe, all to entice the sacred dollars out of those few well-filled pocket-books. For without those dollars, the Arts cannot live. Partly to break those shackles which link the Arts so irretrievably with private enterprise, the Administration at Washington inaugurated the Federal Arts projects. By subsidizing these projects, the Government has tried to life the Arts above the dictates and limits of a limited public and pass them on to the great majority of citizens who could...
...with an attempt to cut off the sources of information and supply to the tutors. As a vast extension of the previous rule regarding scholarship holders, it has decreed that no students shall be employed by the Massachusetts Avenue schools. This rule will be a vital link in Harvard's chain of action. In itself, it will strike a heavy blow at the tutoring bureaus--just how stunning the proprietors alone know. It must be enforced; and a cooperative attitude from the students, together with ruthlessness on the part of University officials are capable of doing this...
...Business Schools of Harvard are now free to go ahead and forge their own link between their respective fields of study. As parts of the same University, they can naturally do a better job than two institutions separated by the distance between Cambridge and New Haven. It may become possible for the Law School to award a special degree to those of their students who do work across the Charles. At any rate, closer cooperation will inevitably come, and with it better educated...
President Roosevelt and high navy officials advocated the measure as a vital link in the network of defenses which the government is forging to protect the United States and its possessions against attack from the sea or skies
...chairman of a "Philadelphia Committee for the Defense of Constitutional Rights," which pickets Station WDAS for not broadcasting Radiorator Coughlin's speeches. The eleven, charged with inciting to riot, were each held in $1,000 bond, the dangers of intolerance have been Father Coughlin's efforts to link Jews with Communism. This charge was lately riddled (in a Commonweal article) by an outstanding Catholic, Washington's Monsignor John Augustine Ryan. Last week brought more rebukes, tacit and otherwise, for the radio priest...