Word: logically
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...deduction is assuredly comforting to the unimpressive multitude. It sounds even better if bolstered by those statistics issued a short time ago by the University of Michigan which proved that Phi Beta Kappa men ten years out of college were earning considerably less money than the average graduate. The logic is inescapable; if your reason storms by 7 you are all done at 11, like the rain in the adage...
...hard to leave the report of Dr. Drury's speech without objecting strenuously to one idea.--The idea that individualism is fostered in a small college and lost in a large one. For on all grounds of logic and experience the very opposite is true. In a small state college in this country, in one of the colleges in an English university, the individual is largely lost in the life of the institution. In a small college the student exists largely for his alma mater, he must sacrifice for it. But a large college exists for the student...
...adoption of this ruling, in accordance with a proposal by Princeton, means a reversal of the University's past debating policy, which aimed, above all, at the presentation of a highly perfected and logically complete case. It will have the merit, it is expected, of developing in speakers platform ability of the type shown by the Oxford debaters, as well as the powers of logic which the American system produces...
...Faith. When the movies go into the pulpit they usually lack conviction. From screen pulpits around the country this picture will attempt to preach its sermon of love and regeneration in a Mission of the slums. Seeking the cold ice of logic, it attacks its prob-lem with snowballs dripping slush...
...face of such a situation (which I believe to be fully authenticated) other considerations are insignificant. Yet they should not be passed over. The case for the economic rehabilitation of Germany is at last disclosing itself with relentless logic to the self interest of the Briton. His country, so dependent on foreign trade, cannot afford to see the ring of commercial nations be deprived of one of its most energetic and contributive members with a consequent loss of markets and a general breakdown of trader's confidence. England has repented of the vindictiveness in which she was caught up after...