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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...years the U. S. has gradually increased its domain by battle and bargain until today 137,008,435 persons live under its flag from Point Barrow on the North to Pago-Pago on the South, from St. Croix on the East to Balabac Island on the West.* Last week Congress sent to the White House the first bill in history proposing that the U. S. decrease its territorial empire...
Outside the courtroom Athenian crowds roared: "Long live Greek Justice...
Married. Elisabeth Reeve Morrow, 29, eldest daughter of the late Senator Dwight Whitney Morrow; and Aubrey Niel Morgan, Cardiff (Wales) public utilitarian; in Englewood, N. J. Planning to live abroad, Mrs. Morgan transferred her Little School to her mother and the school staff. An innovation was the mailing of wedding announcements second class (1 1/2 ? stamp...
Lugubrious news was presented to the Pennsylvania State Education Association last week by Dean Romeyn Henry Rivenburg of Bucknell University. A questionnaire he sent to 65 Pennsylvania colleges and universities revealed that many a student is commuting long distances in a cheap automobile; cooking his own meals; living in poor lodgings; mortgaging his future by borrowing money; combining with others in buying books, or buying none at all. "There are too many men," said Dean Rivenburg. "who are trying to live from week to week. They have a pint of milk and a slice of bread for breakfast...
...teaching." As he points out, the controversy on this subject has accompanied the universities in their rise from the earliest times. Connected at first, with questions of religion, it now embraces matters of philosophy, science, polities, or whatever else is to hand. "The University," says President Butler, "can only live in the atmosphere of Lehrfreiheit"; but to this he appends a limitation: the exercise of Lehrfreiheit can not include bitter ridicule or scorn for the opinions of others: It must be curtailed "cut of respect for the high place and dignity of an university...