Word: outspokenly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...successfully protested against compulsory chapel attendance at Vassar, Yale, Dartmouth (TIME, June 14). They had rated their professors according to ability at some colleges; had demanded?and obtained?unlimited "cuts" for high-stand students at others. They had continued to criticize the lecture system freely, and to publish outspoken articles on all phases of higher education? administrative, academic, sociological...
Resistlessly impelled by latent causes of unrest, a revolution burst at Warsaw last week, ran its triumphant course. Once more was recalled the dictum of that outspoken Austrian, General Pflanzer: "Ha! The Poles? Sir, they are one-third magpies, one-third rabbits, one-third LIONS...
Married. Dr. William S. Rainsford, 76, "outspoken" Manhattan clergyman, formerly rector of St. George's Church; to Miss Harriet Rogers, 46, granddaughter of the late famed Manhattan capitalist, Hamilton Fish...
...that this was a murder trial and not a mere political whitewashing. He shouted: "Why was Matteotti kidnaped? For personal reasons or for private vengeance? No. Matteotti was kidnaped because he gravely offended Italy's collective sentiment of patriotism, because he undermined our national solidarity, because he was outspoken in his praise of the enemy of the State during the War, because he insulted that which a majority of the nation venerates and respects...
...Detroit Tribune was burned out, and the outspoken tabloid News rose from its ashes. Edward Scripps worked up in three years from newsboy to legislative reporter. His sister Ellen Browning Scripps (TIME, Feb. 22, EDUCATION) joined the family group as rewriter and condenser. In after years, Edward was to remain very close to this sister throughout all his activities...