Word: wouldn
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Critics agree that "core" courses just wouldn't be good, though they offer wildly different explanations. One professor predicts that teachers would have to leave out all of the new and exciting but irrelevant developments in their field. "If you just left in the things that every doctor should know," he worries, "it would be unpalatable. It would be like eating sawdust." Another professor, however, is sure that lecturers would drop the essential in favor of the new and exciting. "If we didn't attract students
...because they brought in the Reichmark which threatened to undercut the business of all the fat Jewish bankers in this country, that's why. And you know why Lincoln was killed? Because he was trying to bring in the green-back dollar, and the Jewish bankers wouldn't let him. The man who killed him, Booth, he was a member of the House of Warburg. The historians could find all this out if they just did their homework...
...taxes. Illinois has taken to needling New York City (see cut). Said one recent ad: "We figure New York will probably have a typhoon next week," and it goes on to say, "Typhoons hardly ever happen north of Pago Pago, but the way your luck has been running it wouldn't surprise us if it happened to youknowwho. First your water dries up. Your lights conk out. No newspapers, no subways. So why not a tropical storm? Or maybe your sewer system will back up and you'll be riding to work on alligators...
...could spend one-fourth of the $24 billion spent on Vietnam on social problems, we wouldn't have to worry about the number of young men who cannot be drafted, as McNamara does. Our problems are far more vast than that, said Gavin...
...John Shevlin faced many disappointments, but you wouldn't know it watching him work out. He made up his mind to be a college quarterback and he is one. Just look at the show he put on against Holy Cross last year...