Word: complicatedness
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Dan Reed's big project will undoubtedly remove some inequities and will provide increased incentive for investment. But it would be a mistake for anyone to assume that the revisions will eliminate all inequities. In a statute as complicated as the U.S. Internal Revenue Code, erasing one inequity often...
The U.S. coffee shortage was complicated by another factor. In recent years, U.S. buyers have had little trouble buying up all they wanted of the Brazilian crop.
As if to highlight the plight of modern-day humor, the title piece focuses on a psychiatrist and his neurotic patient who stymie each other with the question, "What do you want?" The doctor finally admits that what he really wants is a new wing for his house in the...
Despite the extreme emotional reactions to Wendell Furry's latest testimony, the issue is not one of absolute shadings. If one judged Furry on completely moral grounds, his appeal to conscience may seem above reproach. On purely practical grounds, he may not have accomplished very much. We have tried to...
In 1946 and the years following, more than 4,000 undergraduates in addition to graduate thesis-writers and visiting researchers had to draw their books from Widener Library. With its closed stacks and complicated card files, the parent library could distribute texts in only two ways--through its regular book...