Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...will not kill the liberal tradition at Harvard, he stated. "Of course, preparation for the conflict is our first concern, but the draft-system encourages a student to regard his studies as his first duty until he is called. A liberally trained man will eventually make a better officer...
...conference statement on the political bases of a just and durable peace proclaimed that the first post-war duty of the church "will be the achievement of a just peace settlement with due regard to the welfare of all the nations, the vanquished, the overrun and the victors alike." In contrast to the blockade of Germany after World War I, it called for immediate provision of food and other essentials after the war for every country needing them. "We must get back," explained Methodist Bishop Francis J. McConnell, "to a stable material prosperity not only to strengthen...
...ladies admit that they are very busy now with their bill which is now is a Congressional Committees, but they still have a regard for the colleges. Much of the drinking has been brought on by the war, and the W.O.T.U. feels that this bill, if pasted, would have a nation-wide effect on drinking...
Speaking of his recent tour of army camps, the outlined a course of action for men faced with the prospect of induction into the army. "Regard their army as your primary preoccupation," he advised, "Don't be an amateur solider; be a professional...
...Geology department conducted an investigation of its own a few years ago, and decided that the Geology courses offered at the University of Colorado's Summer Session rated high enough to merit the granting of full credit to Harvard students who took them. If this can be done in regard to one department at one particular college, there's no reason for the same thing not to be done on a much wider scale. And Havard's prestige wouldn't suffer in the bargain...