Word: transfering
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...course, there are difficulties involved. The question of the transfer of course credits from one institution to the other would probably strangle the plan with endless red tape. But red tape is sometimes cut, even in a university, and in spite of the fact that the present trend is towards a comprehensive, closely integrated course in Junior and Senior years, the difficulties might be chopped away. Yale News...
...National closed its doors forever. Last week James Cash Penney had reason to think Floridans ingrates. Fifty-three unhappy City National depositors, who had received only 32? on the dollar, sued Mr. Penney for $132,000. They charged that Boardchairman Penney "did fraudulently and unlawfully acquire to himself or transfer to others" an amount precisely equal to what Mr. Penney had put in-$3,000,000. Furthermore, said the depositors, Mr. Penney had known all along that his bank was insolvent, had seen to it that the bulk of Penney deposits was withdrawn before the bank went under. Young...
Dropped Freshmen showed a slight improvement, from 32.2 last year to 31.4 and provisionally classified (transfer) students from 23.1 to 20.8. The percentage of unsatisfactory records for all classes increased from...
...struggle, would have been clarified and its outcome hastened. To such an ordeal the progressive parties did not wish to commit themselves, and the capitalists of Germany and Italy took advantage of their hesitancy to install a regime of violent social reaction. Since the change was not a revolutionary transfer, but merely an assertion by the governing classes of their own actual power, it was not difficult to enlist, for the purpose, the support of a great number of the common people dependent on them...
...coercion without doing a great deal of bellicose kicking. There is, in fact, but one way to remedy the situation, and that is for all men concerned to indulge in renewed and violent protests. These could easily be strengthened by a boycott of the Square garages; men might transfer their patronage to Central Square or elsewhere. Certainly it is by this time evident that nothing but the most vigorous action will accomplish anything, and that this must be done by the students themselves...