Word: supplemental
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...great advantage, especially in the case of works the student has not time to read himself. Similarly in other departments, History for instance, or Fine Arts, Comparative Literature, or even Government and Economics where an enormous field has to be spanned, the value of lectures which would supplement course and tutorial work is equally great...
There can be little objection to the Dramatic Club's staging undergraduate work as a supplement to its productions of recognized authors. Plays by students would probably be not unusually lower in quality than the third rate or freakish productions that have failed to meet the requirements of the professional stage. The stimulating effect on prospective play-wrights in the College would more than offset the possibly inferior quality of the amateur work...
...Harvard Liberal Club's recent affiliation with the National Student League, and its promise of study groups to supplement its propagandist work, forecast a definite departure from the policies of similar organizations in the past. In contrast with fragmentary consideration of unrelated problems and desultory attempts to influence Harvard students and the federal government, the Club has finally committed itself to a coherent program of liberalist activity...
...Congressional Record, costing $58 per page, does not stop with Congress. For ten days after adjournment it continues to appear as a supplement containing the oratorical leftovers of the session. Into it are also rammed members' undelivered speeches ("extension of remarks"), newspaper articles, addresses by outsiders ?a wordy overflow for campaign purposes...
Last week appeared an 89-page supplement issue of the Record (cost $5,262) which, among other things, contained: 1) $522 worth of unemployment data from Colorado's Senator Costigan; 2) $319 worth of speeches by outsiders from Iowa's Senator Brookhart; 3) $145 worth of tax views from Illinois Representative Keller; 4) $116 worth of "The American Post-office in Colonial Days" from New York's Representative Mead; 5) $520 worth of "Pressing National Questions" from Wisconsin's Representative Nelson; 6) $290 worth of ''Scots and Scottish Influence in Congress" from South Dakota's Senator Norbeck; 7) $58 worth...