Word: subjection
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...personnel and subject matter of the course, which the Council recommended be given for credit, and which may carry no tuition charge, is already being arranged by Ralph Beatley '13, associate professor of Education...
...subject matter in the course, however, has not changed radically within the last twenty years, and to the peaceable observer, war seems to have jumped ahead of the school of the soldier. The pace of battle has been stepped up immeasurably. Airplanes have succeeded trenches as the outstanding factor in modern warfare. The blitzkrieg of today makes the First World War look like a walkathon by comparison...
...fertile mind played about the subject of economics and was attracted by its fringes... At fourscore he had lived his life, his work was done, the friends of his own age were fast dropping away. But his influence is actively at work in thousands of minds that are thinking more clearly because through voice or pen they came into contact with him. What more could a scholar want...
...years after going through both the Graduate and Law Schools, Professor Taussig published his "Tariff History of the United States," which still is a standard work on the subject. Later came his "Silver Situation in the U. S.," "Wages and Capital," and a series of more specialized works...
Reporters, like publishers, are subject to bias. The lack of bias in most political stories was partly a tribute to the honesty of the working press. In part it was accountable to the fact that reporters had an opposite bias which canceled out with that of their publishers. (Last week, in Manhattan, pickets marched through Times Square with placards proclaiming that the Times and also the Herald Tribune would be for Roosevelt if they let their employes decide their policies.) But this fact was also a tribute to publishers who were quite willing to tolerate opposite opinions on their staffs...