Word: wrongness
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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Dorgan's held that "every right thinking American should deplore" the appointment and that "his teaching will vitiate the minds of Harvard students." "New York barred him. What's wrong with Massachusetts...
Nearly everything that could go wrong had gone wrong, either through the demonic perversities of politics, or because Wendell Willkie had missed with some haymaker rights & lefts. (Nobody denied he was good at infighting.) Now he knew better what it meant to "meet the champ." For daily Franklin Roosevelt threw a bigger punch in the form of action as President, than Wendell Willkie could muster in the form of argument as Candidate...
...trip. It's not unusual to see five or six different Purple and White teams roll across the field in pre-game signal practices. Coach Tuss McLaughry of Brown watched team after team march up and down the field last year and thought that he might be in the wrong stadium. Coach Jordan's Amherst squad looked like Notre Dame...
Last week the American Bar Association decided that radio script writers were doing wrong by the profession. Huffily the Committee on Public Relations announced: "The committee objects to the characterization of lawyers on the radio as villains. The committee is taking up this objection with the broadcasters with a view to obtaining modification of such characterizations, at least to the extent of having villainous lawyers presented as an exception rather than as the rule...
...issues of Harper's and the Atlantic Monthly respectively, Adler and Cram are in close agreement in their diagnoses of the ills of the younger generation. They state that the current undergraduate is skeptical of principles and moral issues and has no concept of the difference between right and wrong. The student of today has followed the broad path of science down into the smoking hell of positivism and empirical rationalism, a hell whose number one devil is John Dewey...