Word: plans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...that it has acquired the Literary Digest, does TIME by any chance plan to take over the Digest's one particularly bright feature, cartoons-of-the-week...
...cannot have failed to notice one particularly pleasing feature of these tests. For, in all departments except the sciences, an extra fifteen minutes is given by way of a dividend at the beginning of the exams, a period when the papers can be read over with care and a plan of action formulated in the student's mind. At the end of this time the blue books are given out and no time is lost in beginning the three or four hour trek of pen over paper...
...Stern declared that the red giants appeared to be chemically different from any other known substance. Their biological function remains obscure. But the red color seems to be an intrinsic property of the molecules, not an impurity. "We plan," said Dr. Stern, "to study this interesting substance more extensively...
...Views. Dr. Ruddock warns spyers into the abdomen that "the whole examination should be done with a fixed plan in mind, otherwise the wonderful natural pictures would tend to lead astray and thus prevent seeing the important points...
...seems obvious that student investigations, proposals, and panaceas are futile, for it is not the students can and should do is force the University to state its position. We cannot decide whether a new House, or House privileges for dormitory residents, or the President's curtailment plan is the solution. But I feel we are in a position to demand of the University what action it plans or doesn't plan. Leo Mark...