Word: faith
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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France realizes this, as is shown by the fall of the Leygues ministry, she has suffered before, and puts her faith not in promises. England and America should by this time be ready to do the same. Only when Germany has carried out the conditions of the Peace Treaty, cut down the size of her police squadron and "civil guards," paid her indemnity, ceased to clamor for the days of Kaiserism, and actually settled down to become a peaceful productive agent in the markets of the world,--only, then will it be possible to put faith in the re-creation...
...unclassified student is most welcome at Harvard but he has limited himself in all but scholastic fields: in athletics he is ineligible for a year; in extra-curriculum activities, as far as Harvard is concerned, he has wasted a year. Men who have transferred to Harvard in good faith are unfortunate but users of the "back door" method of entrance are simply reaping what they sow. President Lowell's solution, which is being taken up by the Committee on Admission and the Administrative Board, and which seems the best possible, is to treat the transferred student with one year...
...protection of the American flag in the 17,000 canteens which the American Relief Commission is operating. The recollection of their indebtedness to American generosity will do more than anything else in our power to dispel the horrid shadow of war and give these wretched children a real faith in humanity, and a conviction that fellowship among nations is not fiction. Even though many might exist without our help, is it not worth the cost to start this coming generation in the world with a Christian, not a barbaric outlook? No wonder that Mr. Hoover said that he would rather...
...next President shows no interest in the idea of erecting stands and platforms, or organizing a gigantic parade for the populace, of holding an expensive inaugural ball. Instead of being the center of the show, he would prefer "to be simply sworn in, speak briefly my plight of faith to the country, and turn at once to the work which will be calling...
...standards of justice and fair dealing in the employer-employee relation acceptable to both sides. These may form a sort of underwritten constitution of great practical influence upon the harmonious operation of the enterprise. The possibility of disputes and conflicts is greatly reduced when the parties, acting in good faith, gradually approach agreements in their beliefs as to what is right and what is wrong action...