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...office to keep himself in power. As he sat in the silent White House room, his words carrying to a silent meeting of the Democratic Convention in Chicago, his task was also to make it clear, if clear he could make it. why these beliefs were no longer valid, why these dangers were no longer real, and why the objections that had been made to the Third Term for other Presidents did not apply...
...Angeles marriage, held the day the Prince's Reno divorce from Constance Grenelle Wilcox became effective, is technically invalid in New York, valid in California...
...agitation under cover of the academic gown" (cf. the full text of his letter in the "Herald"). The unreflective emotional content of a verbal communication is often directly proportional to the number of such phrases and adjectives. Any appeal to reason is hindered by their use. This criticism, if valid, applies to Professor McLaughlin's communications as well as to that of Dr. Zipf. Charles H. Taylor, Associate Professor of History...
Voting this year was slightly less than last, the records show. In 1939 the Juniors turned in 547 valid ballots and the Sophomores 483, making a total of 1030; while this year the total vote was 974. Forty-nine of the Junior ballots submitted on Tuesday and Wednesday were either illegible or invalid and 36 Sophomore votes were discarded for the same reason. ELECTION RESULTS Juniors *Langdon P. Marvin, Jr. *Homer D. Peabody, Jr. 220 *Spencer A. Klaw 205 *E. Langdon Burwell 191 *Seth C. Crocker 187 *David D. Henry 179 Robert A. James 164 Joseph P. Lyford 152 Francis...
...short, the Dean's Office will be lenient on those who have a valid excuse for going to tutoring schools this Spring because of the possible injustice involved in applying the new rule immediately. On the other hand, the only way a student can be sure he has a valid excuse for going to a commercial tutoring school is to see the assistant Dean in charge of his class, or go to the Bureau of Supervisors...