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...clock, I am going to hear Professor Edgell in History 7 in Emerson J. It is not often that I near more than one lecture in the same course in a week, but the literature of the High Renaissance in Italy has so far been fascinating enough to warrant...
...women echoed the cry: "What! A double standard?" It was not a case of double standard. The immigration officials simply had not discovered that he was guilty of moral turpitude. He was questioned in Manhattan, was quite open about what had taken place five years back. Next morning a warrant was issued for his arrest, but by that time he was in Montreal. The Countess indicated that the Earl was a craven; she was not going to leave the U. S., even if only Ellis Island, until ejected...
...legacy of poverty and suffering left by the war is even now far from fulfilled. Especially in Central European universities, the need for books and scientific equipment is still acute. The problem of medical attention, and that of Russian refugee students, are both such as to warrant the continuation of such an endeavor as this...
...Frank is still on unfamiliar ground. He has been going cautiously, observingly; has been noncommittal in deed and statement, so far. He has said he is "willing to be reactionary as the Tsar of Russia on Monday, or as radical as Leon Trotzky on Tuesday," if facts warrant (TIME, Nov. 2). What facts lie behind Professor Ross' outcry he has yet to determine...
...Whatever warrant for criticism I may possess has come from a lifetime of professional public singing and teaching of singing...