Word: organisms
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...true that your editorial on "Communist Calm" yesterday hardly deserves refutation, and the empty sophistry of it should not be dignified by counter-argument. It is unfortunate that the only organ for expressing undergraduate sentiment on current affairs should be no more liberal or thoughtful in its attitude to tremendous problems than the CRIMSON in such editorials as this...
Editor &; Publisher, chief trade organ for the Fourth Estate, prepared the way last week for the two most important Press gatherings of the year: the Associated Press convention in the tropical roof-garden of Manhattan's Waldorf-Astoria and the following three-day sessions of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association 15 floors below in the grey & red Waldorf ballroom. Keynote was a message from Harry Chandler, A. N. P. A. president, publisher of the Los Angeles Times, unable to attend the conventions because of illness. Wrote Publisher Chandler...
...announcement of the addition to the curriculum was made concurrently with the publication in the annual survey number of "City Planning," the official organ of the American City Planning Institute and the National Conference on City Planning, of an article describing the courses by H. V. Hubbard '97 and H. K. Menhinick...
Promptly Germania, organ of German Chancellor Heinrich Briining, backed the Smith scheme. So did the leading French economist, M. Claude Joseph Gignoux, recently President of the Council of National Economy...
...resign from his editorship of the Harvard Graduates Magazine calls to mind the marked change on policy of that publication during his two years at its head. From a scholarly production replete with erudite, inconclusive dissertations, Mr. De Voto has elevated the Graduates Magazine to an active organ of opinion. Its comments on the University, although occasionally forced in their attempts to be completely critical, have attracted wide attention through their usually keen perception and judicious proposals. New and interesting departments have been created for the expression of undergraduate, graduate, and alumni opinion. Other contributors have been impressed and considerably...