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...church we employ elaborate chairs and expensive choruses, and then we sit and listen instead of singing...
...means--the details of their lives' works; cannot offer a man tools; (in doing so it would no longer be a college, a unity;--but would become a series of unrelated and highly specialized schools,--a university); nevertheless college can give a man the methods by which he may employ the means, the laws by which he may use the tools; it can teach him methods of thinking, laws of reason, processes of gathering and analyzing and arranging, and giving solution to the facts of his future problems; his visions it can stimulate. Experience teaches men the rule of thumb...
Professor Scipio of the Engineering Department is the chairman of a committee which is seeking to relieve the unemployment situation in the city. Under his direction a plan is being worked out to employ several thousand laborers in repairing the streets of the city. The Russians in particular will be given an opportunity to work on the streets, but the unemployed of all nationalities will be given an opportunity to work enough to keep themselves alive...
...order to deliver the highest type of service to its clients, as well as to handle the large volume of work efficiently, it is necessary for the modern advertising agency to divide up its work into various departments and to employ people who have specialized in various branches of the work. There are several operating departments in our organization, all of which may be involved in the production of the work. There is The Commercial Research Department which is highly important as the development and proper arrangement of a set of facts makes possible the right decision as regards...
...would mean a decrease of initiative and rivalry between roads. This initiative is necessary, for it is the only thing which can prevent stagnation, and its corresponding effect on the country. The failure or stagnation of the railroads would mean the complete collapse of industrial prosperity. The railroads employ ten per cent of the laborers in the country, and buy one third of the annual coal output. The life, convenience, and comfort of the public depend on the success of the railroads. Government ownership and control would eventually mean this collapse, due to political corruption and inefficiency, with the worst...