Word: nationally
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...informal atmosphere of this meeting, the friendly contests, the mingling of men with ideas derived from different environments, will give the youths of the two nations an understanding that would never be gained in formal discussion or diplomatic exchange. We trust that they will carry home an understanding of our life and institutions such as only this kind of meeting may give. This example is a fitting one for other nations. Groups of students from every nation would benefit greatly from such opportunities, and the understanding received by their contact with other peoples would tend to bind all nations...
...prefer," he said, "and I am sure you prefer that broader definition of liberty under which we are moving forward to a greater freedom, to greater security for the average man than he has ever known before in the nation's history...
...first address to the American people since last June, Mr. Roosevelt reviewed the nation's progress out of the economic morass...
...should be saved, he said, such as "personal freedom and liberty, freedom of the press, and the ability to combine security with progress." Pointing to the "new frontiers ahead," and calling them "just as challenging as those of the past," he stated his faith in a future for the nation just as great, alluring, and inspiring as ever before...
Here indeed is a new stand for a paper born under the auspices of red parents; but, indeed, also is this new stand a commendable one. It is now the time when affairs of the nation are attracting the attention of the world more than ever in recent years, and it is the first occasion that the present generation has been given a chance to say its word. Ideas of all types and of exceedingly diverse views are being born in the mind of the undergraduate of today, yet he is usually without a medium of putting them before...