Word: rigorousity
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The world today is undergoing a period of profound self-analysis and education is coming in for its share of the general scrutiny of accepted values. Henry Suzzalo, President of the Carnegie Foundation, in putting secondary education on trial has stated a problem confronting both school and college. The purpose...
Topics such as the relations between lawyers and their clients, ethical relations with other lawyers, and with course of public justice, will be considered in the lecture, which is to be followed by an informal discussion. The object of the series is to afford a medium for vocational guidance, and...
"When snow flies." New England has many idioms rich and expressive, but none so beautiful as this. There is a softness, a merriment, a silence, a simple beauty about it that the rigorous, taciturn upcountrymen seldom achieve. This idiom, casually dropped across the counter of the general store when the...
There remains a question about the future. It seems to the Princetonian that in time, when rigorous retrenchment will no longer be essential, the money available should not be employed again for increasing schedules of a few teams and for luxuries such as vacation trips. Rather let this money, whatever...
For two days and nights last week the newly built Akron went through her ninth, last and most rigorous testflight for Navy inspectors. From her dock at Akron she flew to Cincinnati, thence along the Ohio River to Louisville. By night she flew west across Indiana and Illinois and made...