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...done things. The professions most frequently ridiculed are the very ones which need the best material, and school teaching is no exception. Those who teach because they can do nothing else, fall notoriously in that, as every school boy knows. Only too often, however, necessity leaves to them the payment of "the eternal debt of age to youth--education...
...University has received a payment of $100,000 from the $200,000 legacy left for cancer research under the will of the late Hiram F. Mills of Quincy...
...price of the 1923 Album, as is customary, will be $9.00 for immediate subscription, and $10.00 for subscription after March 1. If only part payment is made at first, the remainder must be paid by April 1. As no more books than are subscribed for can be ordered, because of the high cost of paper and printing, it is important that men send in their subscriptions with their life blanks immediately...
...University on June 30 last had reached the sum of $52,958,336,62. This is an increase of more than four and one-half millions over the corresponding figure for 1921, which was $48,205,260.57. Of the increase, over one million dollars came through the payment of Endowment Fund subscriptions and more than a million more in the gift of the Rockefeller Foundation which made possible the creation of the School of Public Health...
Whatever the situation, it will never permit of coercion as its ultimate solution. The recent injunction against the railroad strikers was a monumental piece of folly, for which payment must inevitably be made. It was far too sweeping in its character--so sweeping in fact that it was never put to the test. It remains an unwieldy weapon held over the heads of workers whom it has only embittered where it was meant to subdue...