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...Massachusetts General Court will receive the Faculty group's protest this week through a release condemning "as un-American and dictatorial all such legislation" and calling for its early defeat. The bill, which discriminates against Communists and these following a Communistic though-line, would render both schools and instructors convicted of its violation liable to a $10,000 fine, a year in prison, or both...
...closely connected, as grants of credit and goods to Europe will both reduce the amount of commodities available for purchase on the home market and increase the number of bidders for American products; while if inflation gets out of control America will experience a crisis which will render it unable to give foreign aid on any appreciable scale. A Republican Congress, however, can hardly be expected to act on such an hypothesis...
...tediousness and expense of dealing mathematically with the voluminous statistics confronting them. The genius of the calculator is that it can deal with many variables operating simultaneously. In the fluid and changing battleground of economics, sociology, and social relations, one or two unknowns added to the equation render it practically insoluble by pencil and paper. For perhaps the first time the social scientist has the opportunity to face, instead of "assume" the conditions of his problem. Just because he never has struggled with precise reality before is no reason why the Provost's committee shouldn't give him a chance...
...Claude Pepper spoke up. Leaving a White House conference, he told reporters that "the President should be and will be nominated and should be and will bo elected." He had given up all ideas of a third party headed by Henry Wallace. Said Pepper: "I think Mr. Wallace can render his best service by continuing to be a private citizen who speaks his mind freely...
...thing" was one of the finest demonstrations ever to take place in Boston, and, indeed, ranks high on the long list of demonstrations which have been organized against Smith throughout the country. As for the second statement, I think it hardly necessary or even proper to answer, and thus render legitimate, such an obvious bit of name-calling. I do think it unfortunate that a person of Walker's intelligence should think it possible in a Harvard publication to pin a label on his opponents and thereby dispense with the method, more customary in a University, of rationally discussing diverse...