Word: demands
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...deserve it equally; some deserve it more, some less; some who should be on, are not there. The point is that all who are on deserve it. A bare two C's and a D, a fairly regular attendance at lectures, is not an exorbitant demand; and the men who fail to meet the demand, fail as a rule through indifference and not inability...
...immigrant who comes to our shores today does not contribute to our political, economic and social problems sufficiently to demand total restriction. Of the immigrants already on our shores, it is the immigrant of the old type, the type that came in greatest numbers 50 years ago, who contributes most to our problems. Since these races have a relatively low rate of illiteracy, the illiteracy test once effected, would not affect them much and hence our problem would in noways be lightened...
...rebutting, the negative pointed out that there was a demand for labor and that illiteracy was not a test of working ability. Illiteracy does not necessarily mean undesirable, and there is absolutely no ground for the test as a means to employment. R. W. Stoelzing, of Princeton, was taken ill and was unable to deliver his rebuttal
...organized basis which bids fair to alleviate the situation in a practical manner. Until we have so many courts that there is no danger of over-crowding,--and such a state of affairs were as uneconomic as it is unlikely--we need some plan to adjust the supply and demand on a scientific basis. It is to be hoped that by intelligent co-operation the users of the courts will make the effort to adjust the minimum of supply to the demand a success...
...place to fill in helping to lower the expenses of needy students. It was considered of enough importance in this way to be included in the prospectus issued concerning the new Freshman dormitories. There has been a wider knowledge of its existence and its advantages. The demand for books, especially at the beginning of the year, when someone was kept constantly in attendance, was great. Many more books could be used, and it is hoped that those who can give books will regard this as an opportunity to help a cause which assists in the reduction of expenses for those...