Word: phased
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...such a manner does Professor Wise avow his intentions of lighting the tortuous labyrinth of dramatic production for the lowly Torchbearer. The book, haphazardly and inappropriately illustrated, is divided into twelve chapters which deal with practically every phase of amateur production, and includes in addition a general directory containing information about available plays for amateur presentation, with bibliographies of the authors--and further still a list of costuming houses in the Middle West...
Five o'clock this afternoon is also the closing hour for handing in theses for the $500 David A. Wells prize, which is awarded for the best essay on some phase of economics...
...subject which Professor H. T. Sterson will discuss at the College Observatory this evening at 7.30 o'clock. This is the first of a series of seven open nights which the observatory will hold at approximately two week intervals, extending to January 31, and at which some phase of astronomy will be discussed by a member of the University faculty or a visitor. Before each talk opportunity will be given the visitors to use the telescope whenever the weather permits...
...discovered that the sales of the Walworth Company followed almost precisely the sales graphs prepared by the Harvard Economic Service, his company had been able to discard the old uncertain method of irregular production. By following the Harvard forecast, they had been able to estimate sales for each phase of the business cycle, and plan their production and financial programs accordingly...
From one standpoint, the whole situation is in the main simply a phase of the regular business cycle; from another, it serves to illustrate the shortsightedness of the mercantile community. The year 1920 should have thoroughly taught the lesson that higher prices mean curtailed consumption. Today the very merchants who sought to stabilize prices in the depression of 1921 are seeking to elevate them to unjustifiable heights. It is true that our merchants have not this Fall laid in the heavy stocks which rested on their shelves when the 1920 boom collapsed, but from the consumer's standpoint this...