Word: warrantable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...system announced in yesterday's CRIMSON is indicative of a change in attitude toward the treatment of first year students. Formerly it had been the practice to give the least attention to this class on the grounds that the elementary quality of those subjects open to them did not warrant any more attention. For obvious reasons, the result was disastrous. After being thrust into an entirely different mode of education, and then being left to the by-no-means capable hands of the average Freshman instructor, it is small wonder that there was considerable trouble...
...necessarily precludes a very considerable amount of mediocrity. But even in this field there have been several notable examples of excellent drama. In addition to this, such productions as M. Eisenstein's "Ten Days That Shook The World" and "Potemkin", conscious at tempts at pure artistry, do much to warrant the existence of the motion picture as an individual art divorced from the stage. That M. Eisenstein is lecturing in the Baker Library of the Business School Monday night under the auspices of the Department of Fine Arts and the Cambridge School of the Drama is in itself an indication...
...days later eight U. S. agents walked politely into the Grein shop, locked the doors, read a warrant charging violation of the Dry law by the sale of home brewing supplies. Grein's stock was carted off to the Federal Building to await condemnation and forfeiture. Mournfully, Maltman Grein declared: "They always pick on me when there's a new deal in Prohibition. Have a shot of sauerkraut juice...
...expanded were Writer Liggett's charges and suspicions about Patrolman Garrett. Instead of suppressing bawdy houses, he sold them milk from his half-bootlegger-owned stock farm. Instead of raiding liquor joints, he ran a racket in them. Proprietors and others withholding tribute had their homes raided, without warrant, and often missed jewelry thereafter...
...route to Newark, visibility was so poor as to warrant immediate landing...