Word: steps
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...tombs would harmonize with the ancient kremlin wall behind it in color, shape and line until the Central Committee finally was satisfied. . . . The color scheme is symbolical, black, red, and grey -black and red being the Soviet mourning colors with grey as the workers' color." On the lowest step of the tomb stood the leaders of Communism last week to watch the parade. Dictator Josef Stalin in a soldier's kepi and greatcoat; Commissar of War Clemence Voroshilov; Commissar of Education Andrei Bubnov, et al. Correspondents watching the parade noted two facts: 1) that the uniformed Russian army...
...regrets the present step not only because it is abandoning a tried and sure program, but because the new attitude is so entirely unworthy of the former. For the Dramatic Club to plan it presentation with no other end than offering what any second-rate stock company can give is to admit of very limited ambitions...
...gain of over 100% in a year. The capital invested was tremendous. Since then most investment trust shares have declined faster than their book-value, now sell considerably below book-value. Rumors are current that more than a dozen investment trusts will dissolve. Last week the first such step was taken when Winslow-Lanier International Corp., affiliate of Winslow Lanier & Co., brokers, wrote to stockholders: "Conditions have changed materially since the formation of your corporation. . . . The general security market is such that sales at present levels may not be to the advantage of those who can hold their securities...
...change in the Parietal Regulations must come from the Administrative Board. The CRIMSON believes that a thorough investigation of the whole question is highly desirable. A study of the situation by the Student Council and by the Undergraduate House Committee would be a logical first step...
Other institutions have tried plans even more radical than this. Their experience makes it possible for Harvard to follow a blazed trail. The University would be taking no radical step to excite Mrs. Grundy or even the Deans of womens' colleges. Smith and Mount Holyoke have already shown that college girls can have their own regulations despite the hospitality of near-by Amherst fraternities...