Word: politicism
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Only five days later President Roosevelt addressed his Disarmament Message to the rulers of 54 nations (TIME, May 22). Here indeed, felt Publisher Cromie, was World Rulership swinging West. Exulted he: "The President's world message proves it! . . . One hour after the message went out to the Powers, the...
The case of Chicago is by no means a singular one. Even before the economic to system lapsed into stagnancy there was enough evidence in large municipalities to condemn the ugly hegemony of politics over education. Local politics have only proved themselves a serious drag on the American educational system...
The new hypothesis is the brain-child of Dr. Walter B. Cannon, Harvard physiologist, and it proposes the application of simple biological laws to economic and social problems. The basis of the theory according to its founder rests upon the similarity of the body politic to the human body in...
During the meeting, over which Quinn. appointed temporary chairman, presided, there was a spirited discussion as to whether "Censorship, literary, artistic, dramatic, or politic, should be abolished from the United States." When finally voted upon by the 25 or 30 present at the meeting. It was decided that such censorship...
The dismissal resulted in active protests on the parts of the students. Certain students were suspended as result of a disturbance in front of a police court. In considering the case we must remember that a college is not a body politic. The citizen enjoys rights which the student does...