Word: belongs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...pictures belong to Arthur Sachs '01. They are now lent by him to the Fogg Art Museum, and will be at the Museum on loan for long periods of time each year...
...book is a moral exhortation sets up limits to its effectiveness. A code of moral conduct in the form of essays is one of the most difficult things imaginable to "put across" into the minds of boys of the preparatory school age. "Most of my readers", Dr. Drury says, "belong to a privileged class--the class of summer resters". It may be ventured that no class could be more difficult to reach...
...England, the Oxford Union has been developed into just such a training school for politics as will help a man to make it "his line". Its members definitely belong to political parties; its meetings are well attended and are conducted as a session of Parliament. There is obtained schooling in public speaking, economics, history and party politics. No questioning follows the young Englishman's choice of politics as a profession...
...violated, if a club member, or members, cultivate the acquaintance of any undergraduate before the opening of college of his sophomore year with such persistency as to indicate to him that he is under consideration as a future member of the club to which said club member, or members, belong...
...larger masses of the colored people do not belong to these more radical movements. They retain their belief in the Christian God, they love their country, and hope to work out their salvation within its bounds; but they are completely disillusioned. They see themselves surrounded on every hand by a sentiment of antagonism which does not intend to be fair. They see themselves partly reduced to peonage, shut out from labor unions, forced to an inferior status before the courts, made subjects of public contempt, lynched and mobbed with impunity, and deprived of the ballot, their only means of social...