Word: equalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Their opponents proclaim that Art and the public, hand in hand, are recipients of equal benefit. Art gains freedom of expression; the public is armed with facts to face a universal problem. With immorality out in the open even the dull-witted citizen can get a shot...
Dartmouth's balanced attack with shifting backfield has Harvard completely bewildered. The attack shifted alternately from right to left with equal strength. Play is resumed. Jenkins failed to gain on an end run and Hammond punted. Eastman touched the ball down on the 45-yard line. Cheek tackled Haws and Hubbard nailed Kelley on the next play...
...only one respect are the two productions absolutely equal that is in the number of bootleggers in each production. The members of the play committee were particularly careful to explain that these unconstitutional characters had nothing to do with liquor. But some one had to step through sliding panels to steal the family silverware, and so the authors decided that it might just as well be bootleggers...
...various R. O. T. C. units which he visits annually Colonel McIntyre said, "I have just come from an inspection of the Yale and Princeton units and will leave shortly for Cornell, and I find that although the Princeton and Yale units show considerable, numerical increases, none can equal the 50 per cent growth of the past year at Harvard...
Beginning Jan. 1, 1924, unemployment benefits will be paid out of an insurance fund contributed to by union members and their employers. Each week employees will pay into this fund 1½% of their earnings, and their employers will contribute an equal amount. The fund will be administered by seven trustees: three manufacturers, three employees, and a Chairman designated by both. Professor John R. Commons of the University of Wisconsin now occupies this position...