Word: sectarian
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...institutions in the United States giving some kind of teaching training, found that only 55 percent of the graduates of these colleges had secured jobs up to late this fall. Of these institutions, those which were denominational could find work for only 32 percent of their men, while non-sectarian Normal Schools were able to achieve 63 percent success. We have reports from 19 graduate educational schools indicating that 27 percent of the men, and 35 percent of the women who hold Master's degree are still unemployed. And of those who have received their Doctor's degree 29 percent...
...assertion that "no Protestants are admitted to Xavier University" is entirely wrong: the Institution is non-sectarian and no preference is shown to persons having any particular religious affiliations. Students are welcomed without regard to their religious beliefs...
...Missionaries who are to go out in the future ought to leave all their sectarian baggage behind and go out to work for a unified Christianity and a universal Church . . . toward a religion focused upon the vital issues of life for the individual and for the social environment in which the individual lives...
...Mark's, and somewhere in the background by New York's Bishop William Thomas Manning. Midway between was Dr. William Norman Guthrie, tall, handsome, voluble rector of St. Mark's, who ten years ago founded with Dr. Cowles at St. Mark's a non-sectarian "Body & Soul Medical & Mental Clinic...
...following the reorganization of the University. Leverett became its president. During if he succeeded in impressing on Harvard his liberal point of view. Which consisted of religious and educational toleration and freedom from. sectarian dictation. This emphasis continued, in spite of the Mathers and the new University at New Haven, which openly bid for "the sons of solid New England families." By offering a "proper" education, Harvard prospered, both in its type of teaching and in numbers. One of Leverett's last graduating classes numbered 45, the largest in the University's history up to their time...