Word: renewed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...same time investigations are being conducted into the practice of allowing Faculty members the privilege of keeping books out indefinitely. Although instructors and professors are expected to renew books after every month, no fine is charged the Faculty for late returns, so it is virtually possible for them to keep books out months at a time...
...have long been anxious to pay a visit to Canada. . . . This will enable me to renew my acquaintance with Lord Tweedsmuir. . . ." When Cordell Hull made this announcement last month, newshawks were unwilling to believe that the U. S. Secretary of State would ever make a purely "social visit" to another country. They concluded that he was anxious to discuss with Canada's Liberal Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King the future of their reciprocal trade agreement, most important one to be signed by Mr. Hull and now in its second successful year...
Facing the expiration of its year and a half old charter of affiliation with the American Student Union, the Harvard S. U. will hold its second general meeting of the year tonight to determine whether or not to renew that charter...
...that President Roosevelt has decided to assemble his speeches and writings in published form his critics and supporters will have an indisputable record of hopes and professions which they can denounce or praise. Mr. Hamilton may with more assurance renew his recital of promises unfulfilled, and the White House Camarilla may with more frequency follow the Chief Executive's announced objectives. With President Conant finishing four years that have seen the inauguration of new theories and the outbreak of a few controversies, it would be helpful to have a compilation of Mr. Conant's more important addresses under some title...
...Faculty, and others, not undergraduates, who love Harvard are likewise anxious for the Freshman to do well. For they know that the entering Class is the most important part of Harvard, that without which this Harvard that they love could not go on. The incoming Freshmen each year renew Harvard's lease on reality. Those who know Harvard know this. Those who know and love Harvard are fond of the Freshmen and particularly solicitous for them to do well, because deep down in their hearts they are gripped by a terrible fear, fear that some day, in some...