Word: complaints
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...careful consideration of what figures are available would make it appear that the so called crime wave has been greatly exaggerated for advertising purposes. The District Attorney's "analysis book," in which is entered every crime for which an indictment or complaint has been made, falls to show an increase, but rather shows a decrease, in the number of criminal acts committed in New York. Certainly there is no noticeable growth in the youthful delinquent class to be seen from an inspection of the records at the Children's Court. The fact remains, however, that the real source of evidence...
...Dining Hall Council voting. This council comprises six men from the student body, three chosen from each Memorial Hall and the Cafeteria and three from the management of the balls and the Faculty. Its purpose is to give the boarders a feeling that they have a medium of complaint and even a hand in the conduct of the dining rooms. Nominations were made by petition of at least 25 regular members. Those nominated are: From Memorial Hall, C. B. Austin 2L., W. R. Baldwin '22, W. G. Bean 4G., R. P. Bearle 1L., A. Blair '21, A. N. Blandin...
...complaint shall be at that time reported...
...note. The establishment of a strictly graduate school for training both of inexperienced and of active teachers is a comparatively new departure; and one peculiarly interesting in view of the outcry which has been everywhere raised of late against the prevailing low rates of remuneration for teachers. This complaint is in large part justified. From one point of view, however, it is easy to understand why even the best masters and instructors have been unable to command advancing high salaries with the rising cost of existence...
...Premier Nitti of Italy; and we think that perhaps he may be right. Our "ravelled sleeve of care" is in a more tattered state than Macbeth's ever was, so that something more than sleep will be needed to knit it up again. And even Hamlet's eminently just complaint that the times were out of joint would today be ranked as an improper understatement of the facts...