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Angry as a gentleman and a Conservative can be-and that is very angry-Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill wrote a letter last week to the leader of his party, Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin, with whom he recently came to a partial break on the St. Gandhi issue (TIME, March...
Died. Edwin Haldeman Dennison, 58, U. S. Consul in Quebec since 1919; in Quebec. A partial paralytic, he slipped in his bathtub, struck the hot water tap, was scalded head-to-foot before he could be pulled out. He died two days later...
...could give the advanced a free rein and at the same time bring those less mature to a point where they too would be ready for emancipation. A link would thus be made between the schools and the colleges and the problems of adjustment would at least find partial solution. In addition the adviser should help the student to form a standard of values in regard to extra-curricular activity and social matters which he might never work out for himself or which he might delay until much of its value was lost. Increased emphasis on the function...
Herzog declared that the principal difference between the institutions is the curriculum. The college covers only the first two years of college life, and the curriculum is concerned more with the beginnings of a liberal education than with the partial specialization that is emphasized at Harvard. The curriculum embraces the study of Greek civilization of the Age of Pericles in the freshman year and contemporary modern civilization in the sophomore year...
Sometimes TIME is almost too accurate and tells too much. In your map of Nassau-issue of Jan. 26-you tag Andros with "World's best bone-fishing." This is perfectly true-but I had hoped that it was, at least, a partial secret. How did you find...