Word: benefits
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...also a quarter miler, cut in on studying. James Grover Thurber, was a complete grind opposed to judging by the hours he spent in the library State and by the long hair he always wore before his eyes. Nugent and Thurber met to their mutual benefit. James went out more frequently; Elliot came indoors to begin in the Ohio State...
...this nation, and of the world . . . depends in no small part upon the young men. If . . . they be fostered and encouraged in the manner of right and proper living . . . we shall rear a nobler race of men, who will make better and more enlightened citizens, to the ultimate benefit of mankind...
...scholarships understood in this sense perform the two very essential functions of conserving and developing our intellectual raw material. As soon as additional funds are available, more states will send deserving students. No mean praise is due President Conant for consistently formulating and pursuing a policy of such substantial benefit to the country as a whole. If future financial means flow in as steadily as they have in the last few years, it may not be long before we find a Harvard national scholarship in every one of the forty-eight states...
...second position to which Dean Holmes was appointed is mainly advisory, as the group will probably draw up a report on the general subject of Unemployment Compensation for the benefit of the State board on that subject...
...Student Representatives declared that "it has occured to the members of our board that many of these problems (of student government) are common to our sister institutions," and that a Conference with the discussions of these problems in mind and the resultant exchange of ideas would be of mutual benefit...