Word: latinizing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...passages, which must be committed to memory, are usually in English, although both Latin and Greek selections are permitted and have won prizes in recent years. They should require about five to seven minutes to deliver and candidates are advised to register their choices early, to prevent the possibility of two candidates offering the same selection...
...Widener J 67 Tues. at 9 Sever 21 68 Tues. at 10 Emerson F HISTORY OF RELIGIONS 2b Tues. at 12 Andover D 4* Consult Professor Nock. INDIC PHILOLOGY 1b Mon. at 2 Widener A 3* Mon. at 3 Widener A 5* Mon. at 3 Widener A LATIN B*** Consult Professor Rand 1** Mon. at 11 Sever 13 8** Mon. at 9 Sever 14 MATHEMATICS A*** Students wishing to enroll for the 2nd hf. yr. only, please consult Professor Walsh 5b Mon. at 11 Sever 36 10b* Tues. at 12 Sever 24 12b* Tues. at 11 Sever...
...Lect. Hall Economics 11 Harvard 2 English 73 New Lect. Hall English 94 Sever 36 French 4 Sever 18 French 27 Harvard 3 German D Emerson 211 German F Sever 5 Government 6 Harvard 5 History 57 Sever 6 Indic Philology 1a Sever 17 Italian 7 Sever 29 Latin A Mr. Westgate, Sec. 1 Sever 17 Mathematics A IV Mr. Moston Sever 5 Music 4e Music Bldg. Semitic 7 Harvard 3 2 P.M. Greek 3 hf. Sever 5 Romance Philology 5 hf. Sever 5 TOMORROW Classical Philology 34a Sever 35 Comp. Literature 8 Sever 18 Comp. Literature 22 Sever...
...world's history were tariff barriers raised more rapidly than in the years immediately preceding the present depression. Between 1925 and 1929, there were thirty-three general revisions or substantial tariff changes, nearly all increases, among the twenty-six countries of Europe, and seventeen among the twenty republics of Latin America. In 1927 and 1928 Australia, Canada, and New Zealand made broad tariff revisions, generally upward. Several Asiatic countries achieved the right to make their own tariffs and promptly released their duties--Siam in 1927, China and Persia in 1928. When prosperity collapsed, the increase in duties continued...
...world to the second largest creditor nation and Germany from the second largest creditor nation to the largest debtor nation. In addition, there were great increases in the foreign obligations and great decreases in the foreign holdings of many European countries and substantial increases in the foreign debts throughout Latin America and Australasia...