Word: ought
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1940-1949
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...able to profit by higher education, while on the other hand there are many able students whose family resources are meager. Those who stand to benefit by advanced training should be sorted out from every economics class, say the three theorists. The remaining young people, rich and poor alike, ought to be provided with a broad training to fit them for citizenship in a democracy, but should not waste their time in protracted studies. In other words, there ought to be a minimum schooling for all, but extended education only for those who have the mental, even...
Though Mr. Rodriguez is somewhat dramatic about the problem, he has presented the issues of which everyone interested in the future of our music ought to be aware...
...salvos at President Roosevelt John Lewis thundered loudly on unemployment and the New Deal's failure to cure it. But precisely what he thought Mr. Roosevelt ought to do, beyond calling a conference to discuss "America's No. 1 problem," Mr. Lewis did not say. For an inkling of what might be done, his delegates had to turn to a book published and distributed last week-Organized Labor and Production (Harper; $2.50) by Morris Llewellyn Cooke and Philip Murray...
Aficionados who know a first class carnage when they see and hear one ought to like this picture. There is seldom a dull moment...
Shaw McCutcheon and Brad Patterson, topnotch Yardling divers, together with Bus Curwen, distance man, and Bill Drucker, backstroker, ought to be the point winners for '43. The first-year men will elect a captain after the meet. From the spectator's point-of-view, the contest should be of unusual interest...