Word: offered
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...also have to pay $15, $225275, and $350 for medical fee, room, and food respectively. Since the business men are accustomed to a reasonably high standard of living, they usually balk at eating college fare steadily and estimate that they spend an extra $250 sampling what Boston has to offer in the line of fine food...
...your machine guns in positions where they will have the widest angle of fire!") Ted Wright has been readied for success in either military or civilian life. For BU freshmen, Ted has only this to say: "Gosh, most outsiders don't have any idea what this training has to offer...
...least a dozen fine hotels offer dinner and dancing. The Biltmore on Madison at 43rd supplies fine food, and a quiet place to sit and even to drink. Such independent enterprises as Salle de Champagne, 135 McDover St. in the Village, provide similar fare...
...almost inevitable human reaction to a system in which 66, or 80, or 95 percent of any expense, depending on the marginal tax rate, comes out of taxes and is paid by the government. As one writer put it recently, excess profits taxation constitutes a standing offer by the government to put several dollars down every rat hole in which a business concern drops one dollar...
Bertrand Russell came here last week to offer a "neutral monism" as the answer to the problem of the dichotomy of mind and matter. Unfortunately, his audience was treated to a demonstration of the supremacy of matter that left several of them badly bruised...