Word: conductivity
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...list of preachers who will conduct services at the Memorial Church for the present academic year, was announced yesterday by Dean Willard Learoyd Sperry, of Divinity School, Chairman of the Board of Preachers. The list includes the six members of the Board of Preachers, and also visiting preachers of various communions from churches and institutions in many parts of the country...
...those unfortunates who, because of their inexperience in listening to the spoken French, cannot enjoy the romantic Professor Morize or the colorful Professor Allard, other able instructors conduct several English sections in French 6. The course, a hasty survey of French literature from the 12th century to the present day, is expertly planned and conducted. In spite of endless reading reports and irksome "lectures obligatoires," the material covered is made genuinely interesting by the conscientious lecturers. The outside reading includes the best works of each period and can be made enjoyable if done at one's leisure. The course...
President Conant contemplates no immediate changes in the administration of University affairs, word has come forth from University Hall. With three weeks of preliminary activity behind him, Harvard's new head will settle down today to the routine conduct of University affairs. Many of the officers of the University have already conferred with him and others will do so in the next few weeks...
...since the War he has been given medals for saving life at sea. He has been C.-in-C. of the Australian Navy and has written a number of healthy adventure stories for boys. What took this most gallant officer to the blazing heat of Bechuanaland was the disgraceful conduct of a lecherous Scotsman known as Phineas Mackintosh...
...Kingfish's washroom fiasco, not so clearly worded as most TIME articles, nevertheless left little room for doubt or imagination. It was both amusing and amazing to those of us who relied on newspapers for this information. No admirer of blatant Huey, still I feel that perhaps his conduct could be justified on physiological if not ethical reasons. Piggish Kingfish, he probably waded into his native element, the punch (beverage), over his depth with a sad result. . . . HARWOOD ALLEN Cameron, Wis. Sirs: Allow an ardent TIME reader to highly commend the article in the Sept. 11 issue, entitled...