Word: respective
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...student has come from a good preparatory school, he sometimes finds the quality of instruction outside of the lectures and a few of the smaller courses inferior to the instruction to which he has been accustomed. As a result, he oftentimes loses interest in doing good work, if not respect for scholarship...
...available at regular hours for consultation with the students regarding note-taking, reading, and other problems which arise in connection with their work. Assistants should also be required to have office hours, and their compensation should be made sufficiently large to make this possible and just. In this respect, History 1 furnishes a good model for other large courses to follow...
What happens when a moon instead of a sun illumines the scene, is, at any rate, what definitely does not happen during the daytime. In this respect it would take a greater than I to distinguish any underirable effects of "nude mixed bathing" not possessed by our own beach customs. As far as the desirable effects of the Soviet style are concerned, I think anyone who has tried it will readily concede them...
...peace to become permanent so long as selfish and hard nationalism prevails in place of true and genuine love of country, so long as we find hatred and jealousy in place of good will, suspicion in place of brotherly confidence, ambitions of hegemony and domination in place of respect for the rights of the weak and small. . . ." War. "We do not believe in the war menace, because we cannot imagine the existence of a murderous and suicidal state desiring to let loose a new war while the world is still feeling the consequences of the World War." ("Should we unfortunately...
...More illiterate are Louisiana (21%), South Carolina (18.1%), Mississippi (17.2%). In respect to illiteracy among native whites, Alabama ranks seventh after New Mexico, Louisiana, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, South Carolina (1920 census...