Word: michigan
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...sure that it is a very foolish thing for me to expose myself in a discussion with such a learned gentleman as Leslie White of the Department of Anthropology of the University of Michigan [TIME, Sept...
...Feigenspan (Pride of the Nation) saltwater fish (TIME, Sept. 20) were getting smaller and smaller, Fitger's (He-Man's Nordlager-Naturally Better) fresh-water fish were growing bigger and bigger, as disclosed by 14-weeks' contest conducted throughout States of Minnesota, North Dakota, Wisconsin and Michigan...
...Michigan towns this year have had twelve successful bank robberies. Midland, Mich., fearing that her turn might come, had deputized several businessmen to bear arms against such an emergency. One morning last week two gunmen entered Midland's Chemical State Savings Bank. The bank cashier ran to the bank president's aid, and the bandits began to fire, wounded both, ran out into the street, jumped into a car. Plunk! A bullet struck the driver's arm, the car crashed. The bandits leaped out, looked around for their enemy, shot an innocent truck driver who was passing...
...shown in the accompanying table. Relative Standing of Sixteen American Graduate Schools According to Composite of 28 Crietria Institution Sum of Ranks 1. Harvard 62 2. Chicago 121 3. Columbia 126 4. Yale 157 5. California 180 6. Johns Hopkins 199 7. Cornell 234 8. Princeton 242 9. Michigan 245 10. Wisconsin 250 11. Pennsylvania 274 12. Minnesota 270 13. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 317 14. Illinois 329 15. Stanford 339 16. Ohio State...
...comparison with Mr. Foster's composite shows a change in rank of nine of the sixteen institutions, the greatest change being in the case of Michigan, which is raised from eleventh to ninth rank. The most notable change, perhaps, is in the case of Chicago, which is raised from third to second place. By either method Harvard easily stands at the top. Walter Crosby Eells. School of Education, Stanford University