Word: christian
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...well that other subscribers to this fund who are not members of the Episcopal Church and possibly some who are would be glad of an opportunity to register their approval of this further step toward Christian unity by signing such an expression...
This plan, first advocated by the "Christian Science Monitor", has for its purpose the prevention of hasty entrance into war. "If people realize that war means universal conscription of men, money, and materials," declared Rice yesterday, . . . "with no opportunity for profiteering, they will be careful not to enter...
Even editorial writers are prone to draw inadequate conclusions from the data in hand. Yesterday's issue of the Christian Science Monitor, aroused by advances in the price of wheat during the last six months, demands, in the current vogue for cooperation in marketing, the restriction of the profits and charges or conveying goods from producer to consumer. The fact that the price of wheat has been rising results inevitably in the conclusion that "someone s cheating." That "someone" must be found out and chastised...
...successful prison reformer in the country, Thomas Mott Osborne '84, will speak this evening in Peabady Hall, Phillips Brooks House at 8 o'clock on "Crime and Criminals". This lecture, which is open to all members of the University only, is being given under the auspices of the Harvard Christian Association...
These critical deriders, Miss Newman, in a brilliant volume that is at once an anthology and a book of criticism, disproves. She writes the short story's pedigree. She arranges in a line short stories selected from Petronius, Boccaccio, Voltaire, Hans Christian and Sherwood Anderson, Merimee, De Maupassant, Chekov, James Joyce, Henry James, Jules Laforgue, Paul Morand. Before each story is a brief critical preface describing the influences that shaped each writer, the influences that each set in motion, the significance of each in the line of heroic descent...