Word: representation
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Mr. W. L. W. Field '98, headmaster of Milton Academy, agreed with Mr. Kerns that the new ruling was beneficial to all concerned. "Summer work is always superficial," he said. "It is like a soft layer sandwiched in between two strong layers which represent the regular school year."
In quick succession the President's Agricultural Conference presented its second and third reports, following its first on the livestock situation (TIME, Jan. 26). The second report dealt with proposals for legislative relief, the third with improved administration. Second Report. Legislation should take the form of: 1) Removing any...
Gentlemen: I am a subscriber to TIME. In your number of Jan. 26, 1925, on page 11, you say in reference to Congressman La Guardia, "Apres la guerre, he returned to his native Kind, capitalized his record as hero," etc. Irrespective of what he said, does not your statement do...
Just as the skyscraper has grown out of America's industrial and commercial greatness, so, in time, will there develope a style in college architecture to represent America's cultural ideal. What this style will be, time will determine. If it is to be truly representative of America, it must...
F. C. Packard Jr. '20, instructor in public speaking at the University, will represent Dickens himself, who at the time was an alert, handsome young man of '29. Still on the threshold of his fame, he was already the idol of England and the envy of America. To do him...