Word: aims
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Although much publicity has been given to labor unions in this country in the past few years, there is still a great deal of misunderstanding as to the aims of such organizations," Mr. Robert Fechner, a member of the General Executive Board of the International Association of Machinists, who is lecturing at the Graduate School of Business Administration for six weeks on "Labor Problems" stated in a recent interview with a CRIMSON reporter. In many cases "this misunderstanding is due to the deliberate attempt on the part of certain persons to mislead the public by misinterpreting the purposes of labor...
...Labor unions in general hold the same view and are continually striving to induce all employers to take the same view. The struggle of the unions to have labor recognized as something more than merely a commodity will be persisted in until the unions succeed in their aim. Although court decisions may delay a realization of this aim for some time, the unions are confident that public opinion will finally force a recognition of the true position of labor...
...most significant name in the membership of the Triangle Club is that of Booth Tarkington '93. Under his executive guidance, the name of the organization was changed to its present title. This change was calculated to broaden the scope of the club's activity, and in pursuance of his aim for a wider field of undergraduate creation, he wrote and produced "The Honorable Julius Caesar," a travesty on the original set to music...
...realize the work, which is steadily being accomplished outside the limits of Cambridge and New England. The development bodes well for the University; for where foreigners can gain much by attending a great American institution, it is equally true that they give much in return. Expansion is a logical aim for the University, for its benefits are many and mutual...
...aim in setting down these thoughts is not to interest the two hundred students who are in the classes, for they are well interested now, but to give the others an idea of the sort of work...