Word: benefits
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Text Book Loan Library, for the benefit of which the book drive is being made, has been instituted very recently by the Phillips Brooks House. To the many students in the college for whom the expense of buying new books would be too great a burden, the Loan Library offers ready aid. At a charge of only five cents per volume, books used in connection with practically every course offered by the various departments may be procured, the borrower having exclusive use of the book during the whole college year. This year some 1600 books are in use. The supply...
...institutions are as far a why from the just balance, the true proportion here as they are in other questions of social benefit. One can but remind that the minutiae of no one or even several subjects should be allowed to obscure a complete and philosophical out took; that memory work should never consist of transient facts and should never outrun the capacity and training aimed at their utilization. The student should not be competled to stack his has in too overflowing forks-full...
...newspapers rallied to the Times, joined the New York World in editorially flaying the Roumanian Administration as "a government which uses the King as a dupe (TIME, Feb. 15), flimflams a Crown Prince out of his throne (TIME, Jan. 11), strong-arms elections and rules for the exclusive benefit of a reactionary minority...
This afternoon on the lawn of the famous Longfellow estate on Brattle Street, a fete will be given for the benefit of the Cambridge Neighborhood house...
Movies, dancing, music, and pantomime will feature a fete to be given tomorrow afternoon on the lawn of the Longfellow Estate, Brattle Street, Cambridge. The fete is for the benefit of the Cambridge Neighborhood House. Tea will be served during the afternoon...