Word: printings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...only print the answers from clergymen who are against the President and the New Deal...
Eliot's method, in general, is like Browning's, if we accept this thesis of Professor Matthiessen's. It is a methods particularly adapted to poets of learning and of information. Some readers have indeed hold this opinion for some time; it is encouraging to see it in print, but those readers will be sorry that this book was published or at any rate written before the publication of Eliot's "Murder in the Cathedral", a dramatic poem in the full meaning of the term. That poem demonstrated, one may venture to suggest, the virtues and vices of Eliot...
Since it is Bolshevik dogma that only the decadent bourgeois are curious about statesmen's private lives, since Soviet leaders usually see in print only their last names with no personal details whatsoever, astonishment was the reaction of most Russians last week to the Pravda & Izvestia story headed...
Soil out is original grounds, Brown is not seriously pressed for space, although the President's House (demolished in August) had to be removed from the campus come years ago. Columbia has felt the space problem more acutely than any other of our Colonial colleges. When the old print was made it had already moved 9in 1756) from near Trinity Church to the outskirts what is now Park Place. The outskirts to which the college moved in 1857 was the region around Madison Avenue and 40th Street...
Definitely not fit for public print, but locked up with the Geneva souvenirs of League Statesmen, is the Italian Government's official white paper on Ethiopian customs (TIME, Sept. 16). Copies reaching the U. S. last week satisfied curiosity as to what strong-stomached, peasant-born French Premier Pierre Laval was looking at when he remarked to Captain Eden, with a shrug, "Nice, aren't they...