Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...time to spend on it. Where there is work to be done, the present method of honoring prominent men only succeeds in keeping those best suited to get results where they can be of no service; at the same time it gives the Chairman much more than his share of the work...
...Reversing President Butler's order of presentation, we find that we live today under a new-paganism in which individual appetite or impulse has replaced the belief in law, whether in Heaven or on earth. For this state of affairs the universities, according to President Butler, must bear their share of guilt. And from the universities the lusting after false gods may be traced down through the high schools to the elementary schools, where the young must no longer "be guided or disciplined by their elders, but must be permitted to give full and free expression to their own individuality...
...incredible falls he takes, without going to the hospital. Helen Broderick is an excellent comedienne in all the different roles she is called on to play; William Kent is likewise a most amusing and agreeable laugh-producer. Lester Crawford, Cliften Webb, Edith Hallor and Robert Emmett Keane contribute their share to the entertainment; Evelyn I aw and Maurice Diamond are clever dancers...
...first step in a general reorganization of the Union, with the purpose of making it more truly an undergraduate Harvard Club, a new system for the invitation of guests to share its privileges has been put in effect. Under the new arrangement, a member of the Union may put up for consideration any friend who is not eligible for membership. Application cards may be obtained at the door, and when filled out should be sent to the Undergraduate Union Committee at the Graduate Manager's office. The period for which the guest is invited is two weeks at a time...
...military. The army has already evolved a method for sending eligible men to colleges all over the country; now the Marine Corps announces a different plan, based on the correspondence school idea. Every recruit receives with his uniform some text books, and a cordial invitation to his share in the free instruction. No matter where he may be stationed questions will be mailed to him and his "blue books" will be examined and graded at Marine headquarters and mailed back to him. From architecture and advertising down to plumbing and steam-fitting, the courses are designed for the purpose...