Word: benefits
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...premises, the waitresses have the added responsibility of seeing that no one slyly puts a grapefruit or two into his pocket, and then dashes out before the buxom valkyries of Unionhalla can catch him. This is an onerous and difficult task from which no one reaps any benefit...
...Study of Fluid Milk Prices", by John M. Cassels, instructor in Economics. The author has applied theoretical analysis to practical research in all phases of the dairy business. A significant conclusion is that society in general and farmers in particular would benefit if prices were kept at their competitive level...
...nice to think that with the general change in administration in the Hygiene Department two years ago the whole level of medical care for the University took a remarkable rise. The Building in Holyoke Street is frequented daily by all sorts of students, all of who seem to benefit by their treatments, and Stillman is no longer mentioned between the clenched teeth of many an innocent victim...
...seemed unlikely last night that he would be able to benefit financially from the provisions of the Graduate School version of the National Scholarship plan. One of the few strings attached to the award, as quoted in last night's official release, is that "students will be expected to remain single while receiving the stipends." Loomis is engaged and expecting to marry in June. However, a possible refusal of the award would not necessarily arise from this cause...
Probably the most valuable experience gained from Editorial Board work, aside, of course, from the benefit derived from the acquisition of a critical, analytical style, are the contacts made with officials, whom the Editorial men interview in their investigations of college topics...