Word: amount
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...CRIMSON of November 10th, in which he asks for a course in the History of Harvard College, may I suggest that he might be interested in Education 1, History of Education. In this course Professor Norton spends the first half-year on American Education, giving a large amount of time to Harvard College and the schools of Boston with their immediate predecessors in England. Furthermore, each student carries on an independent investigation in this field and writes a thesis on his topic. Several of us are studying phases of the history of Harvard College. We make use of the rare...
...Because of the unusual amount of newspaper comment on my announcement that Harvard had decided not to number its players in the Yale game, I have thought it best to confer with the Graduate Football Advisory Committee,--the men best able to judge the disadvantages to Harvard's football; of numbering its team. They have unanimously supported my decision...
...fight against what it considers a capitalistic plot to further the "open shop." If its only opponents were the capitalists and employers this sum might be sufficient, but unless the Federation changes its beliefs it is likely that public opinion will be lined up with its opponents; and no amount of money can change that. Mr. Bohm, who is the secretary of the Central Federated Union, sees in the widespread unemployment the direct result of a conspiracy to force labor to take what work and wages it can get. "I am not a prophet," he says, "so I cannot...
...last a compromise has been reached whereby the task of fixing the amount of the German indemnity may go to its final stages. The lengthy compilation of the damage done by the Imperial armies is nearing completion and for some months now England and France have been at odds as to whether or not the German financial experts are to be consulted before the exact amount is decided on. England is inclined to be lenient--for obvious reasons. She is quite ready to resume her former trade with the Central Powers and naturally does not want them...
...attitude and of nations attitude toward life. This attitude of life which so largely controls business conditions, can be changed only "by conversion, or by a long process of education." Just as a thermometer does not regulate but only indicates the temperature of a room, the amount of heat depending upon having plenty of coal in the basement and upon the "attitude of the janitor," so the work of the statistician does not regulate but only indicates existing business conditions...