Word: logically
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Since the Irish Free State is admittedly too poor ever to pay the undetermined hundreds of millions of pounds which it might eventually have been adjudged to owe the Empire, Mr. Baldwin's logic was widely considered irrefutable. President Cosgrave spoke of the agreement as marking "a turning point in Irish history" and likely to strengthen the Free State's unstable credit. Sir James Craig, Premier of Ulster, went so far as to propose that the Ulster border police be disbanded as a definite fruition of the present accord...
...ethical problems. He is a consulting physician to the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, to the New England Hospital, and to numerous other institutions. In 1903 he was appointed instructor in medicine, and at the same time became a lecturer in philosophy in Professor Royce's course in logic...
...Cabot is the author of many books on medicine. Perhaps his most famous book, however, is "What Man Live By," published in logic...
...Alexander Meiklejohn, former president of Amherst College, recently appointed Professor of Logic at St. John's College in Annapolis. Md., will speak at Ford Hall tonight. His subject has been announced as "Thinking in a Democracy...
Philosophy 1: "This course in elementary logic probably does as much good for the brain as swinging Indian clubs in Hemenway Gymnasium does for the body. And both forms of exercise are equally exciting. The course consists of parroting a number of logical rules-of-thumb by which the valid may be distinguished from the fallacious with as little thought as possible. At the beginning of the year, Dr. Sheffer supplied his students with a multigraphed outline of these rules, by memorizing which the more receptive of his students received passing grades in the final examination, which was highly logical...