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...probably inevitable, is almost certainly temporary. Its correction will lie in the demonstration of the character of the workers' educational movement. Any educational initiative developed by a class group in the specific interest of its own members would have to undergo a like period of scrutiny and suspension of judgment. In addition there is the fact that the workers' educational movement, desirable and praiseworthy as it is in itself, was most actively undertaken by some of the labor unions which were best known to the public for extremist theories and tactics...
...have said in this place before, we are told in the Bible that the Holy Spirit will convince the world of sin, of righteousness and of judgement, by which is meant one's own sin, and the righteousness and judgment of God; but we are too prone to think of someone else's sin, of one's own righteousness, and of judgement by popular vote...
...operative has the privilege of requesting the presence of his representative to see that he gets a square deal. In this way the tendency to deceive by stalling time was overcome, for, when shown up to his own representative, the operative has no comeback. All suspicion that a biased judgment of the foreman was accepted, or that affecting conditions were overlooked was allayed. The question, also, whether spoiled work was accountable to the price being low or lack of proper supervision on the part of the foreman, was easily settled, for, the representative being himself a workman in the department...
...were not for the fact that as long as young men are collected together to acquire knowledge they will be railed at for being inclined to question the judgment of their elders, we would join in the hue and cry which is now being raised. We believe, however, that the best curb to the present tendencies in our college would be the sudden acquisition by certain much worried individuals of a sense of humor...
...rating scale is composed of two parts. The first covers the chief mental and personal qualities upon which business success is considered largely to depend. There are seven of these native ability, personality, industry, reliability, initiative, co-operation, and judgment. Each man will be rated as "exceptional", "good", "average", "weak", or unsatisfactory" in respect to each of these qualities, the rating being done by from three to five members of the faculty with whom he comes in personal contact...