Word: taussig
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Among the specialty numbers will be one in which four members of the female chorus will dance in hoop-skirts and the accompanying dress of the nineteenth century, and a second where another quartet will enact a burlesque on Joseph,, Alger '22 and F. B. Taussig '22 will present a specialty number, a take off on the Duncan sisters...
...countries; sending Government relief to the starving people of Russia, refunding of the Foreign debt; and of course, in the Senate, the rectification of Treaties with any Foreign power; the Tariff, with its general intricacies and ramifications, much more complicated that it seemed even in college days when Professor Taussig tries to simplify it for our benefit. To many the Tariff is the one safeguard we have to balance the difference between the cost of production abroad and in this country, thus protecting our manufacturing industries and enabling the American workman to get better wages and live on a higher...
...Economics A. Professors Taussig and Burbank. 250 miles. 260 meters. 20 feet. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 11, static permitting...
...Colleges". Mr. Eaton was once a dramatic critic of the New York Sun and is now a journalist and author, and an instructor in journalism at Columbia University. Another entertainment, will be held on Friday and will consist of a lecture on "Pending Tariff Legislation", by Professor F. W. Taussig '79. On Wednesday, February 8, Captain E. N. Cooper will speak on "The Yanks in Action". He will outline the story of a division from the time of leaving New York to its entrance into Germany, stressing the comical situations and episodes experienced on route and in action. The talk...
...time value of such a fleet which our militarists will never allow us to forget, there is every reason to suppose that--contrary to the usual belief--the existence of a large merchant service is an actual menace to the industry of this country. Any reader of Professor Taussig's "Principles of Economics" will tell you that in the long run imports must balance exports and that our credit abroad for things sold will just offset our debts to foreign nations...