Word: exceptionably
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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2) Without exception, students should be allowed to see their corrected exams and to discuss them with some official of the course in question. This point has been made in these columns many times, and it deserves to be made again. If there is any educational value at all in...
For the 200,000 party faithful who showed up at Gandhinagar near Jaipur, the Congress session was an occasion for letting off steam, like a U.S. national political convention. Such relaxation is the exception rather than the rule in the Indian National Congress. The Congress is not only India'...
Such a step would be wise. In the last few years the Redbook has lost money for lack of good advertising in its pages, and comparatively low sale of copies. Moreover, the Redbook all but duplicates the freshman Register. The Register, published in the middle of the freshman year, contains...
But if readers want literary criticism in addition to encyclopedia-style knowledge, the History will prove less satisfying. Too often it discusses writers as examples of "trends" or "forces" rather than judging them by the pleasure they can still yield to readers. What the History lacks most is individuality. Either...
Republicans v. the People. But even more decisively than they rejected Dewey, the voters had rejected the 80th Congress. Writing in the New York Herald Tribune, Russell Davenport, onetime FORTUNE editor and Willkie's 1940 campaign coordinator, declared recently: "The [Republican] party has failed to inspire the American people...