Word: vitality
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Faculty, even those whose courses have been treated harshly. If these pamphlets are going to be of assistance in clearing some of the deadwood from the Freshman year, and if they are going to retain usefulness for the man entering Harvard, criticism from all angles is the vital essential...
...hits below the belt. He does not like government regulation; his heart is with the small taxpayer and the Maryland Free State. In short, he is a sound Jeffersonian of pre-Civil War vintage. Critics may point out that, however lovely in contemplation, true Jeffersonianism has not played a vital role in the U. S. since the rise of great industry...
...Rome the Dictator's bureau of vital statistics claimed that his "Battle of the Babies" has at last entered the winning phase, arresting Italy's declining population, producing a slight upturn. The population as of June was 42.424,873 against 42,007,916 in June 1933, with marriages up from 132,484 to 134,736 and births up from...
...subject of critics of this Nazi ideal the Leader vigorously digressed: "In my eyes criticism has no vital function! The world can live without critics but not without workers. I protest against the idea that there can be a profession consisting of telling men who already are working and carrying responsibility how their work can be done better...
...sure how long the Institution could carry on. Then, at the close of exercises celebrating the 60th anniversary of its founding, President Bestor announced: "This evening Chautauqua has received the largest aggregate gift in its history. This means that the rehabilitation of Chautauqua financially and its continuance as a vital American institution is assured...