Word: treatments
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...speak of this treatment in terms of Modernism or Expressionism is considerably to confuse the issue. With so much rather frenzied chatter about Modernism, one gets the impression that a mythical younger generation is about to invade the drama with guns, saxophones, poetry and (God save the mark!) Expressionism. I herewith depone that this is emphatically not the case. It is not so very long ago that the first trained elephant stepped proudly into the first saw-dust ring, but the art of entertainment as practiced by Mr. Barnum (as well as by William Shakespeare and Florenz Ziegfeld...
...deal with facts: Yes. With the facts of human nature, human civilization and human degradation the facts of poverty and its causes, of crime and its treatment, of immigration, its policies and results, of labor relations, race relations, internal relations. But we study not only what is, but what, in view of these facts we plan to do about it, with a view to a fuller more reasonable, more decent and happier life...
...week, by the usual corporal's guard of about 100. Judge Elbert H. Gary, in his remarks, particularly stressed the need for conservatism in the payment of dividends and the undesirability of distributing surplus under present conditions. Evidently, the stockholders have in some cases been disappointed in their treatment by the directors and have, been saying so. Judge Gary stated that the Company's surplus had reached $517,061,308, but that it was necessary to meet new competition and also to provide for possible additional taxes. Of the stockholders of the Steel Corporation, George F. Baker, Chairman...
...modern organization of the Dean's Office, too, is one that lays constant stress on individual relationships and the treatment of the undergraduate as an individual . . . . With this organization, however, it is possible for the Assistant Dean to know every man in the class committed to his care. The growth of the College has been so rapid that since Dean Brigg's time it has been impossible for any Dean to duplicate his record of knowing every undergraduate in College. To his Assistant Dean the undergraduate normally comes to discuss problems, and not infrequently he is summoned to discuss lapses...
...mumblings from South America became distinct, last week, when a Peruvian memorial on the Tacna-Arica dispute between Chile and Peru (TiME, Mar. 16 et seq.) was received by the U. S. State Department and forwarded to President Coolidge. Peru, long incensed by the treatment of her citizens in Tacna and Arica, suggested threefold amendments of the terms of the U. S. President's arbitral award as follows...