Word: correspondent
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...school training, not alone in primary, but in secondary grades as well. And the universities are rapidly opening their doors to the product of the ever-increasing secondary schools, instead of confining their entrants almost exclusively to graduates of the old "public schools," (such as Eton and Harrow, which correspond to American private preparatory schools...
...TIME, Dec. 1) by Chicago's young President Robert Maynard Hutchins will be the School of Commerce & Administration. Last week it announced that it has abolished course grades and credits, as the College Division has already done. Beginning next year it will institute four comprehensive examinations, which will correspond to the School's four major objectives. The four: 1) (to be taken during the first six months of the course) an examination in the physical and socio-economic environment of business; 2) in the fundamentals of business-accounting, statistics, business psychology, etc.; 3) in problems and methods...
Said His Holiness last week: "Material light has not been lacking in the place from which spiritual light spreads to the world, but it has been dim. It is now multiplied in a worthy and satisfactory manner to correspond with new needs...
Conscientiously the English correspond ent of the London Morning Post filed an objective report of Futurist Marinetti's doings, added his personal conviction : "No man or movement can unwind spaghetti from the heart of Italy...
...debt payments until the Mosley "reconstruction program" shall have been completed. Obviously the Conservative Sunday Express was justified in splashing out the manifesto under a derisive screamer: If I Were Prime Minister-By Sir Oswald Mosley. But observers noted that numerous features of the "Mosley program" correspond with Liberal Leader David Lloyd George's ideas of how to deal with Britain's economic crisis. Is Sir Oswald a stalking horse for the Welshman? The Mosleys have been loudly describing as "too old," Scot MacDonald, 64, and Stanley Baldwin, 63; but Sir Oswald, 34, declared last week that...