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Sirs: I note with considerable interest that you reflect in the columns of TIME an unusual knowledge of the NRA program and the purposes behind it. I feel, therefore, that perhaps you can throw some light on a question that is bothering a number of people in this community. As a group we are pretty patriotic down here. Usually we subscribe about 100% to movements such as the NRA. Even now, when the movement is in its infancy it is very difficult to find a business not under the Blue Eagle-with one very notable exception. Surprising...
...history and another. I had not the slightest intention of raising a theological issue-. ... I readily concede that the phrasing of my thought was unfortunate, particularly at the present time when my remarks might be given an implication wholly unintended; and I regret deeply that they seemed to reflect in the slightest degree upon the Jewish people or religion...
...these few words I can faithfully reflect some of the impressions received here at first hand for the information of Harvard men throughout the world then, I take it, the purpose of this series of articles will have been accomplished...
...benefactions. Their choices also reflect political changes and emergences of new public characters. Among the leading degree-getters of a year ago, with three degrees each, were Benjamin Nathan Cardozo, new Supreme Court Justice, and Stanley King, new president of Amherst College. The Republican administration was represented by Secretaries Mills. Adams and Wilbur, Vice President Curtis. Mrs. Hoover (two degrees) and President Hoover who in absentia got one more for his collection...
...simply that) they are disillusioned by the picture of the world around them. They simply have come to realize, as have some of their elders, that the whole question of faith and virtue must be thought through in terms of a world whose morals and religion will have to reflect the transformations in its economic and political life. They are interested, many of them passionately, in finding or constructing some picture of the good life and the great society. What they are rebelling against is archaic mumbo jumbo, moral emptiness and the theological echoes of once living faiths. They wish...