Word: pamphleteered
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...concentration fields, written by a Senior in high standing in his field for the purpose of giving the Freshmen such information as they might wish on the fields. These will be particularly valuable in view of the fact that the University authorities will not publish their usual pamphlet on the concentration fields this year...
After the weak platitudes of the politicians and the shallow optimism of the Press it is refreshing to read a realistic analysis of the present economic situation. The February News Letter of the National City Bank presents just such an analysis. The pamphlet finds no change in the general situation. Shortsighted and ignorant of its own best interests, public opinion has forced the government to maintain an uncompromising stand on questions of international economic relations such as the gold standard, war debts tariffs Uncertain as to the action or inaction of the government in the future, business men have...
Against the general tendency to blame the economic system for the depression, this pamphlet blames rather the inertia and obstructionism of a Senate giving way to childish outbursts of petulance, and a House of Representatives frittering away its time on picayune economies. One may find this analysis of the situation too narrow, too concentrated on the international and monetary aspects of the depression; one may disagree with the conservative capitalistic solution offered, but at least the analysis is supported by a multitude of statistics, and the solution gives the sanction of banking circles to practical measures long advocated by economists...
Third in order of age and importance is David Lawrence's Weekly, a printed pamphlet written by the publisher of the factual United States Daily. Editor Lawrence's observations are inclined to be stodgy summations of major trends rather than brisk off-the-record pointers. Up to the election his weekly read very much like a Republican editorial as to why Herbert Hoover should be reelected...
Mathematics 1a--Withdrawn. Not listed in the elective pamphlet, but listed in the Divisional pamphlet...