Word: keeps
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...that the worker has to turn out a larger quantity of work to make a fair wage. This corporation is always clamoring for greater production. If a worker does turn out more than his average production his prices are cut so that he must maintain the greater production up keep the same wage. Such a system greatly encourages increased production...
...would if this year's Freshman eleven was not available to replace them. W. N. Tuttle and H. Eldridge of the yearling soccer squad will be strong contenders for the forward line next season, and the regulars will have to show more ability than they did this year to keep those men from ousting them from their positions. A. V. Byington and F. M. Seamans have also distinguished themselves by their play as forwards, and with L. C. Keyes, J. E. Molena and K. I. Hutchinson 1E.S., should materially strengthen the squad. L. F. Brigham, who played goal...
...absence of those that are working will not keep the rest from enjoying this fraternity. Well then, I suppose the next argument is that this great advantage is lost to those who are working, the very ones for whom this fraternal feeling in the dormitories is intended. But, if the needy students cannot work, they cannot stay here, and eventually they lose the afore-mentioned advantages. I again take the liberty to quote from the editorial, "all men must be able to get the best that Harvard can give, if they are here at all." In other words...
...desired result, as was shown dramatically by the stampeded khaki-elections of 1918, but still is far ahead of us. Webb, Russell, Cole, Hobson, Massingham, Shaw, Wells, Gardiner, Brailsford are types among the hundreds of able and informed men who have devoted long years to pounding the mass to keep it awake, and certainly not one in this distinguished company has given more distinguished service than Norman Angell...
Before practice started Coach Wachter spoke to the men concerning his plans for the coming season. He said that above all men must keep in strict training and perfect physical condition all the time and there must be no absences. There will be close observance and interpretation of the rules to avoid fouling in the games. Coach Wachter expressed himself as being very optimistic over the basketball outlook at the University and thinks that with the material on hand a good quintet can be produced. There will be no cut for a week or so but because of the limited...