Word: speeding
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...Arthur Bloom '31, Milton Jacobson '31, A. I. Kowarsky '31, J. A. Marcu '31, R.I. Nitkin '31, I. R. Rose '31, M. H. Silton '31, and J. A. Smith '31. Edmund Dorfman '33 and P. S. Barrabee '33, new additions to the team, did fine work all season, their speed proving to be a valuable asset...
Time: Enough to put through at record speed last week more than 50 speeches in which Indians of every class, from Princes to untouchables, and of every creed from Hindu to Mohammedan stood together publicly for the first time in history against the British...
...McClintock, who planned the traffic systems of Boston, Chicago, Kansas City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, not only opposes the setting of any speed limit but declares that driving which impedes traffic should be made a misdemeanor. The recommendations of the committee of which Dr. McClintock is a member, however, fail to include in their report all of the policies set forth by the Harvard professor, who also believes that in many districts existing traffic signals cause so much inconvenience as to render them worse than useless...
...McClintock asserts his beliefs in a proposed law for the national capital's traffic code, which makes it unlawful for any person to drive at a slow impeding speed except when it is necessary on the grounds of safety...
There is one difficulty in the idea. It puts a premium upon speed. A good man will be anxious to prove his worth by graduating as rapidly as possible. It is impossible to absorb a large amount of reading in a short space of time, and reading is a necessary complement to a thorough study of many subjects. It would be very difficult, for example, to graduate from Harvard in one year in the field of History. One of the greatest advantages of the four year system is the time it allows for careful, digestive reading. But this objection merely...