Word: remained
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...brought in his first article with more to follow. Described in a 65-page accusation was a Horton-Lea-Caldwell conspiracy "to commit acts for the personal aggrandizement and pecuniary gain of the co-conspirators . . . and for the purpose of enabling . . . Henry H. Horton continuously to be able to remain in the office of Governor and use the powers and influence of that office for his own advantage, gain and advancement...
Should Secretary Wilbur return to Palo Alto when his leave of absence expires next September, this plan may be completed within three years. Otherwise it is likely to remain in abeyance until he returns, as stipulated by the trustees when he left. Meanwhile, Stanford buzzes secretly but excitedly, torn by fierce controversy. The tall, once robust chancellor hears on his death bed the names of the chief protagonists?Herbert Hoover, Secretary Wilbur, Acting President Robert Eckles Swain?all of them his students once. If he was sorry not to live to see them make Stanford what he had dreamed...
Every year, at one time or another, criticism is leveled at the superfluity of hour examinations. The general trend has been to decrease their number steadily; they still, however, remain scattered through the months with all too consistent regularity. Half courses in particular follow this tendency, under the principle that a greater proportion of quizzes is necessary when the work is covered in less time...
Professor Wegener established his base station on the west coast of Greenland, at Kamarujuk. A central station he set up 250 mi. inland, on the Greenland icecap, slowly gestating mother of icebergs. Last September two men were at the central station. They expected to remain alone all winter. Professor Wegener, Dr. Fritz Loewe and an Eskimo named Rasmus left the west camp with supplies...
...relief to learn that the new Colleges at Yale will start under no such handicap. The prices of rooms in the old buildings will remain as they are, and the lodgings in the new units will cost proportionately the same; that is, between two and three hundred dollars, depending on the size of the room. Thus it will cost no more to enjoy the benefits of the Colleges than to live outside the sphere of their influence, and they may be expected to contain a true cross-section of the student body. There is good cause to be thankful...