Word: directives
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...always been frowned upon because of such tendencies as overemphasis, absence from classwork and the dubious practicality' of continuing a sport season beyond its usual period. The evident lack of the names of responsible officials, both in the personnel of the two universities and the Red Cross, seems a direct refutation of the scheme advanced in the press...
...Brazilian revolt. The U. S. Government, having officially entertained Handsome Julio Prestes, President Washington Luis's elected successor, in Washington last June, had every reason to want and expect him to take office this month. On the strength of Secretary Washington's reports and the direct request of the Brazilian Ambassador in Washington, President Hoover last week clapped down an arms embargo against the revolutionists. Penalty for its violation: $10,000 fine, two years in gaol...
...heart had crept into the Society, was perverting its policies. Last year a pamphlet signed by the late W. DeWitt Miller, vice president of the New Jersey Audubon Society, berated large bird societies for neglecting their duties. These charges, to which President Pearson turned an indifferent ear, are the direct cause of the present...
Robert K. Marshall 1G, who was to have supervised the production of Ferenc Molnar's play, "Olympia", which the Harvard Dramatic Club had planned to produce with the cooperation of the Idler Society but which was banned by Dean B.V. Brown of Radcliffe, has been appointed to direct this stylized production of Oscar Wilde's well-known play...
Pernicious Cinema. Movie pictures of operations have been lauded as a means of instruction. But, "the cinematograph is a dangerous method if it is offered in place of the more laborious method, where the learner comes into direct contact with the patient. For the post-graduate teaching it may prove useful."-Professor George Grey Turner, Royal College of Surgeons, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, John...