Word: amounting
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Besides the attitude of union and management, there are other important factors. The amount of intelligence and imagination available on both sides counts heavily. Large size is a complication; most of the Scanlon plants are small--averaging perhaps 500 workers. (Seanlon, however, has installed the plan in a Canadian steel plant of 5,000, and is at the moment experimenting in a subsidiary plant of a large corporation). But in spite of the limitations, the 40-odd companies in which the plan has been introduced represent a very wide variety of enterprises...
...problem at Harvard goes deeper than the amount of money invested in its clubs or its athletic facilities. Much of student diffidence is caused by the Corporation's entire attitude towards its undergraduate body. The individual responsible College officials, Dean Bender for example, could not be more understanding of the student's point of view, but the attitude of the Corporation as a whole is oblivious of student or alumni desires. For example, there is the new marble monument to the World War II dead now being constructed for Memorial Church. This is undoubtedly a fine sentiment, but a useless...
...first advertisement (February 13) brought in nearly four times the amount spent. So we took another one in the April 3 issue, and that is on its way to catching up with the first...
...economy seemed in good health, too. In March the Federal Reserve Board index of industrial production rose to 186, which was 25 points above the low mark of the 1949 recession, and within 9 points of the 1948 postwar peak. In the same month, manufacturers had booked the greatest amount of new business ($20.6 billion) since the war, 14% more than in March...
...think your readers should be informed that the building furnished will not exceed a cost of $250,000 nor is it expected that Mr. Burr's bequest will be in an amount as large as $1,500,000. There is no question but that Mr. Burr had a deep and sincere interest in Harvard, as evidenced by his statement to the CRIMSON which was quoted. His interest in Harvard athletics and in the Varsity Club was demonstrated by the fact that he had given the present Varsity Club in 1912. The record of his generosity shows his interest also...