Word: broader
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Unionists of broader vision see that there is a place for the trade union and a place for employee representation. It is a curious fact and one well worthy of reflection that in this country the impetus to employee representation comes from employers, while in England the impetus comes from trade union workers who have felt that the trade union form of organization is not adequate to meet the needs of collective dealing within the individual plant, and that the more intensive form of local, shop representation is a requisite to industrial goodwill and efficiency...
...individual, thinks of another. College democracy means a complete understanding between a conservative New England university, a middle-Western State university and a small, Southern college. There is no danger that the undergraduate will ignore the phase of the problem that affects him every day; but that the broader aspect will escape him is likely unless his attention is called to it. College democracy means two distinct things; what President Hadley and Doctor Angell ask is that the student appreciate fully both points of view...
...superiors, and his subordinates as men: the importance of studying his personal surroundings as well as the technique of his job: the question whether the individual should stick to the job he finds himself on, or make an effort to secure a change in order to get a broader experience. Particular emphasis is placed on the problems arising out of the personal attitude of the individual to his job and to the men or the institution which employs...
...objective of the college has been much broader than the simple establishment of an institution where young men could secure an education. Rather there has been constantly in mind the social aim of assisting a native people in the development of the machinery of a higher education of their own, of accustoming them to its activities and administration by making them accept at once a share in the burdens of instruction and management, and of urging them to undertake as rapidly as possible responsibility for its financial support...
...will appoint the Senior advisers in consultation with the Student Council. Advisers will be notified of their selection before the end of the present College year and will be given an opportunity to choose their advisees. The new method is commendable in that it provides for a broader source of information in choosing men to carry on the work next term; the advantage of allowing the Seniors to choose their advisees is obvious for much more can be accomplished by one who knows the Freshman assigned to him than by a stranger...