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...pamphlet mailed by Father Walsh to 30,000 U. S. priests was mailed by one of these to TIME. Doubtless other copies were similarly circulated among laymen. TIME upholds the right of Father Walsh to write anything he pleases in defense of his Church and against Soviet Russia. But feeling sure that many a TiME-reader would see or hear of the pamphlet, TIME sought to set the facts straight and clear, without in any sense condoning the acts of the Soviet...
Interesting will be comments on this revolutionary theory which will doubtless come from Albert Einstein. The Lewis theory, if accepted, will upset Einstein's principle of relativity which is based on an active past pushing events into a passive future, takes no account of a reversal of the process...
...join in hailing "Copey." He cannot be different at seventy from himself at sixty or at fifty. Doubtless he wears the same mustard suits, has the same temperamental aversion to drafts, the same outmoded predilection for Kipling and Dickens, and the same sadistic joy in making a late comer to his class or reading room miserable. He cannot have changed. And in days when second-rate academicians clutter the pages of "Who's Who" with learned degrees, and still bore their students; when university statisticians reckon in card catalogues the efficiency records of the faculty members, it is good...
...announcement made in the press earlier in the week was mostly news to me," Lamont told a CRIMSON reporter. "I never made public any of our plans, and while it is perfectly true that we shall doubtless go ahead with our scheme of raising a fund to pay the scrubwomen the money which we feel is due them, still absolutely nothing definite has been done yet. The letter of appeal to Alumni, which press reports said had already been sent out, has not even been written, and no committees to handle the various aspects of the collection of the funds...
...present situation, would be the necessary modification of the entrance requirements to the present B.S. level, namely three units of Latin or of a modern foreign language plus two units in another ancient or modern language. The actual effect would be to abolish the requirement in Latin, and doubtless its study would still further decline in college and, more important, in prep schools...