Word: terme
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Assisted by Cecil F. Rowe 2L, Marshall will explain the structure and purpose of the society of which he is the head. Membership is open to all interested. Later in the term, several teams will be picked from the members to debate outside Freshmen and prep school teams...
...regard to the possibility of an increased wage scale for dining hall employees it is well to keep in mind the fact that the halls are totally supported by student's term bills, and do not now operate at a profit...
...after year different pupils read him the same essays." The Briant conclusions: Not more than 20% of Oxford's students attend the university for "love of learning"; an undergraduate with average common sense can acquire a "pass" degree with two weeks' work in each eight-weeks' term...
...bourbon, and they feel that an imported product which contributes little or nothing to the economic life of the U. S. seems to be unduly favored. It is not their contention that rye or bourbon should be specified, but that it might be possible to use merely the term 'whiskey and soda' which . . . would, even in pictures with an English setting, be more correct since it is the form the British...
...Behind this change of emphasis are the exceptionally easy money rates which have prevailed all during the New Deal. It is now more profitable for concerns to refund old debts than to issue new securities. It is also more profitable to borrow for short-term than issue long-term securities, as is shown by the fact that bank loans for commercial purposes have risen steadily all year, though industry has been receding and new security issues have been virtually frozen. Until very recently this has been worrisome only to investment bankers forced to scratch for commissions. But the market crash...