Word: gets
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...then when I had a little more money in hand I would found a dormitory; then after that, or more properly with that, a decent reading room and a library. After that, if I still had money over that I couldn't use, I would hire a professor and get some textbooks...
...diary which has since been published by Scribner's under the title of "What is on the Worker's Mind," and has gone into the second edition. In the summer of 1920, Mr. Williams spent three months working in the coal mines of New South Wales and trying to get jobs as a man out of work in the steel slants, docks, and shipyards of England, Scotland and Wales. He has been lecturing this year in the Graduate School of Business Administration on "Labor Problems...
...fact that some, if not most, of the foreign groups in a manufacturing city stick very closely together and bring the prejudices of particular communities into the plants suggests the desirability of the manufacturer trying to get into closer touch with the leaders of such districts as well as with the individuals who work in the plant. The influence that could be exerted upon these leaders by the business executives would prove to be a most important factor in the satisfactory adjustment of labor relations...
...hard fought game, marred by frequent fouling, the University quintet downed the 1924 five yesterday afternoon by a score of 25-21. The Freshmen started off with a rush and rolled up nine points before the University players were able to get started. S. B. Chase '21 failed to score on three foul tries, but then R. W. Fitts '23, who had been shifted from right forward to center in place of H. B. Tyson '23, T. C. McConnell '21 replacing Fitts, broke through and caged two baskets in quick succession. L. Gordon, acting Freshman captain, proved...
Although a few more men who do not live in the dormitories subscribed to the Endowment Fund yesterday, the drive is lagging. The committee is making every effort to get into communication with all the men who have as yet not signed up, in order to secure their subscriptions; but the task is proving extremely difficult. Unless these men report at the office of the College Endowment Fund Committee in the Crimson Building at once and enroll, there is little possibility that the 100 percent mark can be reached...