Word: benefits
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...published report of the Student Council Committee on Education was written for the Alumni Bulletin by O. B. Roberts '86. Mr. Roberts picks the question of subdividing Harvard into smaller colleges as the central theme of his article, and points out several previously unmentioned ways in which Harvard can benefit by the English system...
...entering the Department of History the student has the benefit of working in the division which has done most to perfect the tutorial system the general examination, and all the new paraphernalia of education that go therewith. This is no mean consideration. One may study at Harvard and study at Harvard. It makes a vast difference exactly where. The Department of History is a good place...
Today is the last day of the Phillips Brooks clothing drive for the benefit of the Near East Relief, and it is urged that all old clothes be deposited with the collectors at as early a time as possible...
...were most useful in demonstrating to all incumbents of the Federal bench that they must be careful in their conduct outside of court as well as in the court itself and that they must not use the prestige of their judicial position, directly or indirectly, to secure personal benefit. By the liberal interpretation of the term 'high misdemeanor' which the Senate has given it, there is now no difficulty in securing the removal of a judge for any reason that shows him unfit...
...Although the children's crusade, as it might be called, was obviously a theatrical stroke to arouse the sympathies of the general public, it brought out the fact that the strike was partly for the children's benefit. The placards which were carried in the parade were of course sentimental in the extreme, but they contained an element of truth, and also demonstrated that the children were parading for their own sake as well as their parents...