Word: scholar
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...various states turned in their nominees for Rhodes Scholar yesterday it became known that John Cyrus Cort '35, of Woodmere, New York, and Herbert Leopold Brown 2nd, 1GB, of Cincinnati, Ohio were among the candidates. Whether this completes the list of Harvard nominees could not be ascertained tonight for men attending Harvard and residing in other states may apply either from their home states or from Massachusetts...
...time with students. Faculty salaries are low but the staff is young and the college expects that some time the balance between salaries and buildings will be tipped heavily toward salaries. Like the students, the instructors are marked by a vast intellectual skepticism. So is President Leigh, a, bespectacled scholar whom students like despite his impersonality. When the outside lecturers, who come to Bennington nearly every evening, occasionally turn out to be stupid or dull, President Leigh is not above accepting a wink from a bored student, winking back at the girl...
...because they do not agree with his views? Disgraceful! We in the law courts have nothing to do with political views. My friend Lord Justice Slesser holds some opinions with which I profoundly disagree, but he is a judge in whom I-at any rate-have complete confidence, a scholar and a lawyer. . . . The proposed bill would put Justice at the mercy of party whips. Intolerable, My Lords'! Unfair to the bench, unfair to the bar, unfair to the public...
Presenting his country's claims for naval parity, Tadayoshi Yamada, Japanese scholar of Political Science at Columbia, spoke to an after dinner assembly in the Lowell House Common Room last night...
Presenting the much discussed issue of naval parity from an angle often unconsidered, Tadayoshi Yamada, Japanese scholar of Political Science at Columbia, will deliver a talk in the Lowell House Common Room at 7.45 o'clock tonight on "Japan and Naval Disarmament" from the Japanese point of view...