Word: sectarian
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Proceeds of last week's exhibit will go to a non-sectarian organization known as Big Sisters. Present on the opening day in their shiniest toppers and most brilliant jewels were such latter-day Guelphs & Ghibellines as Otto Hermann Kahn, John Hays Hammond, Philip Lehman. Jules Semon Bache, Alexander Hamilton Rice, Miss Lizzie Bliss, Lady Mendl, Leonard C. Hanna...
That Harvard University is distinctly a non-sectarian institution is indicated by figures regarding the religious make-up of the University issued yesterday by J. H. Lane '28, graduate secretary of Phillips Brooks House...
Died. Daniel Miner Lord, 85, "dean of advertising men," onetime collector of daily receipts from Chicago horsecar conductors, runner of errands who took an electrotype advertisement to a sectarian newspaper, discussed it, was engaged as an advertising salesman, became experienced, eventually founded one of the pioneer Chicago advertising companies, Lord & Thomas, now Lord & Thomas and Logan. So successful was Lord & Thomas that Mr. Lord could refuse a $1,000,000 contract from a leather tannery when a guarantee of results was demanded. In 1904 he retired, sold his controlling interest in the firm to Albert Davis Lasker, onetime chairman...
...which Harvard sends exchange professors, "the only college in Illinois having an active chapter of Phi Beta Kappa." In traditions and famed alumni she rivals her huge contemporary to the southeast, the University of Illinois. The college was founded with the town in 1837 by a band of non-sectarian New York State zealots with an eye to spreading culture through the western territory recently opened up as land grants to veterans of the Revolutionary...
...emphasis upon Christianity as 'a way of life' has become almost a movement. It cuts across all sectarian lines and transcends all credal boundaries...