Word: equality
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Before too much hard feeling is aroused over the issue of Lamont Library in particular and the University's and College's policy of "equal but separate" facilities, it might be wise to review the aims of the institutions and certain inescapable facts...
June, 1949, will be Radcliffe's 70th birthday month, and the Anniversary Endowment Fund will be presented to the college then. For more than two years, alumnae have been driving for a $400,000 goal, which will be matched by an equal sum from the college trustees...
National Scholarship stipends have been increased this year by "the amount equal to the sum of the increases in tuition, room, and board," Bender reported. Regular scholarship stipends, however, will rise to meet the recent tuition increase only, and cannot cover the additional living costs. Thus National Scholars are the only students unaffected by the recent cost hike...
Private schools, of course, mean Catholic schools, for the most part. If a program of high-powered federal aid goes to public schools only, the parochial system could not maintain equal educational standards. Catholic organizations are, therefore, deeply concerned with getting a share of any federal funds. Under the Taft kind of compromise, parochial schools would get stronger in some states, and weaker in others, depending on the power of local Catholic pressure groups. Supporters of aid to private schools (not Catholic alone) say that the basis of federal grants should not be public control, but public service. They maintain...
...living costs, cut the pay of its 1,089 workers by 2½% to 3% to match the recent drop in the cost of living. The employees could afford it: under its incentive payment plan, Lincoln Electric, only two weeks before, had given out bonuses oi $3,821,973, equal to 104% of the annual payroll...