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...remarked that the most important thing is to work toward the realization of the fundamental principle and cope with the details as they appeared. He cited the unemployment compensation plan of Wisconsin as an example of where worries ever details were not allowed to discourage action on the question...
...matter of difficulty, which has undoubtedly scared many students away from the Classics, it should be said that anyone with a normal ability to handle languages can certainly cope with one or if he is really interested, both the ancient languages. The splitting of fields such as the study of the history and literature of Greece or Rome, is encouraged by the Department...
Elephants and Deacons clash today in the deciding soft ball contest; both are undefeated to date, and it remains to be seen if the Kirkland sluggers can cope with Elephant Steve Madey's twirling. Lowell, with only a tie to mar its record, is leading the golfers...
...with Chinese divisions. By thus exposing their flanks the Japanese committed an inexcusable military blunder, but they had gotten away with it before and thought they could do it again. They failed to take cognizance of the new Chinese fighting spirit. The Chinese showed that they are learning to cope with Japanese superiority in offensive weapons by abandoning positional warfare in favor of mobility...
...drama as their principal interest. Most of the candidates say they want to go back to their papers after an enlightening year at Harvard, but that they hope to be able to write more intelligently of governmental and economic problems. They invariably admit that they are unable to cope with the complexities of modern government and economics. If only two or three of the ten or so men selected for a year at Harvard come out really able to do some high-powered coping with these problems then the experiment will have been highly successful. --The New York Herald-Tribune...