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Labor unionists who are attracted by the device of Government seizure of industry last week had a bitter object lesson to ponder...
...party entirely as a result of their own conscience years before 'the Hiss Case began. It is worth noting that not one Communist was moved to break with Communism under the pressures of the Hiss Case. Let those who wonder about Communism and the power of its faith, ponder upon that fact...
...what the Corporation does and does not worry about. Many colleges are not concerned with the comparatively piddling sums that go into adjusting a few bolts or rust-proofing some girders, but rather with the problem of cramming a mass of paying spectators into the stands. These institution must ponder over the expense of maintaining physical education scholarships, supplying make-work jobs promising quarterbacks, and keeping the alumni with successful coaches. In addition they must worry whether or not the football gate receipts will cover single the expense of maintaining their athletic plants...
...which would give the Law plenty of chance to work its baleful ecects. Now that the Supreme Court has decided, the only sure way to relieve New York's public schools of this law is action by the state legislature. There has been plenty of time to ponder the implications of their bill, and perhaps now that its faults have been made clear by many sources, the state legislators will repeal...
...strange film even by the standards of Japan (where it drew only enough business to meet its cost of $140,000), Rashomon opens in a ruined 8th century temple, where a woodcutter and a Buddhist priest, taking shelter from a lashing rain, ponder a bewildering crime that has shaken their faith in men. As they recount the crime to a cynical passerby, flashbacks picture the testimony at the trial and four differing re-enactments of the violent incident itself...