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...from being an enemy of corporations, Justice Brandeis became invaluable to them because of his exhaustive knowledge of their needs. In many railroad cases, the Supreme Court defers to his judgment. Only three weeks ago, he handed down a decision forbidding the coercive use of the strike (TIME...
...York city in honor of the eleven collegians selected by the Sun as "the All-American Football Team of 1925." This year the Sun proposes to give a similar dinner for the eleven students whom that newspaper shall select as an "All-American Team for 1926." In our judgment this project ought to be abandoned; no such dinner should be given...
...Patriarch" was composed last year and was presented by the Yale dramatic company before a special committee which is required to pass judgment on all production of the Department of Drama. The new play was unanimously approved by the trial audience...
There are professional historians who are at work to resift evidence of war responsibility as new documents come to light, but the most conscientious of them will admit that their conclusions are at best tentative, that no final judgment will be reached in their generation. When, therefore, a popular writer uses the professional historians like Fay for his authority and weaves a pattern from present day memoirs of war guilt to clothe the Allied Nations, it can hardly be a matter of concern to his reviewer. The material, say, from Page's letters, the House memoirs, and Grey's memoirs...
...answer for such a book, especially when Professor Barnes of Smith can label it as "trenchant, timely, and courageous." But, after all, it seems sufficient to warn its readers that here is presented only one side of an international question with very grave omissions of fact, that no valid judgment on the Great War will be pronounced until another generation, and finally that much of Mr. Bausman's argument has very little to do with the debt question, which is even more an economic subject than a legal one, but very much to do with fear and dislike of England...