Word: objectionable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The chief objection to this is that it does not permit justice to be done to all students. One may have completed his examinations three weeks before and another a week and a half, thus allowing the former at least ten days more in which to recuperate from the mid...
In the current issue of the Atlantic Monthly George Arliss and Frank Vizetelly have admirably touched on the vagaries of modern diction. East side, West side, Limehouse, or Mayfair, Mr. Arliss believes in adopting the general mode of pronouncing his words and has little objection to enriching the language with...
Valuable not only as a reliable index of Nassau student opinion, the petition is significant on account of the very nature of its proposal. All previous attempts to bring. Harvard and Princeton together have failed because their respective football policies are incompatible. Recognizing this fact, the CRIMSON two weeks ago...
It is a matter of time before the other weaknesses stressed by the investigating committee will be remedied. There is the objection that a few courses continue to hold one or two meetings per week instead of the usual three. There is the possible objection, strong last year, that several...
Under the Root formula the U. S. could "naturally" quit the Court whenever its objection to an advisory opinion was overruled. Explained President Hoover last week: "The provisions free us from any entanglements in the diplomacy of other nations. We cannot be summoned before this Court. We can seek its...