Word: repeatability
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...which scored an upset over the Springfield College matmen on Saturday, with the exception of O. E. Goddard '33, who is now black in the lineup as regular 155-pounder, instead of H. G. Brown '32, his substitute. The Freshman team remains exactly the same, and hopes to repeat the surprise it gave its last opponents, the Springfield yearlings. The first-year men overwhelmed the invaders from western Massachusetts with a 31 to 5 score...
...year and a half ago I begged you to let me return to the ranks without asking position or pension. You responded with an order to remain. I obeyed then, as was my duty. But today. . . I must repeat that wish. . . . Duce, permit therefore that I return into the ranks . . . with the proud consciousness of having served...
...influence of the Communists in America, in spite of conditions favorable to their activities, is noticeably weak. While their friends in Russia are overcoming the inertia of centuries of aristocratic incompetency, they hurl insults and repeat the old catchwords which have a strong emotional glamor, but, when they stand alone, no definite meaning. When they are permitted to harangue bystanders, Communist orators quickly exhaust their supply on invectives, and only the arrival of the police can make their demonstrations interesting even to the most bitter opponents of capitalism...
With the proposal to abolish compulsory military service few would care to quarrel. So long as men are deliberated trained for war, even as a defeuse measure, war will be possible. It would be superfluous to repeat this truism if there were not large and influential groups which fall to recognize it. Dr. Bntler's cardinal proposal, however, that the War Department be abolished in favor of a Department of National Defense, is of more doubtful value. To hide the business of war behind a euphemism while retaining its nature is at best a well-meant subterfuge. It is pleasant...
...circumstances Mr. MacDonald could only announce a Third Conference, to be held next year in India, and repeat the assurances with which he closed the First Conference last January, namely, that His Majesty's Government view with favor the setting up of an Indian Federation with an Indian Parliament as the supreme authority in all matters except: 1) defense; 2) foreign affairs; 3) finance...