Word: aims
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...achieve the first aim, the Dean feels that awards should be granted to students of outstanding ability regardless of financial status "with the under standing that stipends will be assistance and that, if a stipend is attached, the amount should be adjusted in accordance with the student's need." Possibly, a different terminology for this type of award is desirable, he also believes...
Last summer some 100 laymen and ministers, calling themselves the Modern Missions Movement, began to put into practice the theological and sociological ideas born of the Laymen's Foreign Missions Inquiry (TIME, June 25). Their aim was to help thoughtful donors in giving their money to missionary projects which approach the Inquiry's ideals. Available last week was M. M. M.'s first bulletin listing 39 worthy enterprises. Some...
...which he announced that, after seven years of toil, the India Report was ready (see col. 2). His Majesty said with visible emotion: "I pray that both your Houses, upon whom now rests the responsibility for deciding these issues, may approach the task before them with the single aim of furthering the well-being of my Empire...
...profound hatred of violence prevented him from taking sides when all of Europe was madly partisan. Both parties wanted his support but he could not give himself up to partisanship, for his ideal was utterly sixteenth century humanistic--all of mankind was to be united in the common aim of betterment through knowledge, reason, and a belief in man's ability to progress. No longer could a retiring scholar take the lead; the stage was set for violent partisan action. Luther took the lead in the drama and the procession of the centuries has left Erasmus behind, a magnificent, tragic...