Word: sections
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...better their record at George's expense, as he now occupies his evenings at the Silver Slipper where he directs an all girl revue. This is another of the daring adventures which keep his pocket book filled. In fact he is the only newspaper man in this puritanical section of our country who has had the courage to take a job as an entertainer at a night club...
Last week, Ohio publishers were astonished to find that Section 199 of the new State election code, in effect since Jan. 1, reads, in part...
...bewildered was Secretary of State Clarence Brown, who had been ill in a hospital when the bill was passed. Apologetically said he: "I simply missed the play and fumbled the ball." He went at once to Attorney General Gilbert Beltman, for in Secretary of State Brown's opinion, Section 199 violates the bill of rights "and provides for confiscation of property without due process...
...recent midyear examination period served to accentuate a certain lack of organization in some of the larger courses of the college. In some instances section men either through inefficiency or insufficient information from headquarters lagged behind the general course program to such an extent that they were forced to make unreasonable assignments during the last weeks of the term in order to make their prospective sections fulfill the quota of reading prescribed by the course...
...minute confusion among students taking Economics A as to certain outside reading assigned in two books. Some instructors assigned both books while others assigned only one. Those assigning both gave as their reason that they were required to do so by the department. Rumor of this reaching students in sections where only one book had been read excited some pre-examination consternation. Moreover, in at least one section, progress had been so slow in the regular text that during the last weeks of the term assignments were raised from three chapters a week to three and four chapters a meeting...