Word: unfairness
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...alone, has long since outlived its usefulness. Neither its swimming nor diving facilities are practicable. There is significance in the fact that the swimming team is forced to rely upon the hospitality of the Boston Y. M. C. A. for a suitable place in which to practice--a condition unfair alike both to the members of the team and the members of the Association. The team must waste time in travelling to and from Boston; the Y. M. C. A. members are deprived of their pool a large part of the afternoon...
...regard to value given for value received, it sounds excellent when a college boy says if. But who sets this standard of value? In most cases the manufacturer or employer, and too often this standard is very unfair. Can you expect labor to acquiesce to an unfair standard? In the few instances that fair standard of value has been set, labor has accepted and maintained this standard...
Perhaps it is unfair to compare the work of College Students, rarely specialists in art and humor, with the best talent of the country, but all the more credit is due where the goal is occasionally reached...
...prologue fails to convince you that you are really through the adds, but perhaps it would be unfair to give it the necessary punch since one more sheet of the art camouflage is still to be hurried by. In fact the business board, whose numbers look sufficient to handle the destinies of a corporation, seem to have undue influence as they again break into the easy flow of Lampy's pages, effectively blocking all but the persistent, in location of a final page of mirth cheered by two excellent drawings. Make-up makes or breaks a woman, depending upon...
Ever since the demands of the war forced the importance of Labor up to its highest peak, there has been an increasing tendency on the part of the Unions to take an unfair, advantage of their newly-gained position. Strikes, counterstrikes, sympathies, general walkouts, many of them without cause, have successively paralyzed or threatened to do so, the industrial heart of the country. In some cases, indeed, in many, the strikes have been justified for it is but right and progressive that the working man should share in some way the responsibility and success of his labors...