Word: equalization
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...suppose him to be among the "flunkers", when his only offense may be that he is registered in the Engineering School instead of the College. If Engineering students cannot be included in the College Rank List, at least they should have one of their own which should be given equal prominence with that of the College...
...Herbert Haltie and Dr. R. H. Howe Jr. '01. The first speakers emphasized the discipline and spirit of last year's Freshman crew and urged their example upon the 1925 men. In the course of Mr. Haines' talk he said in speaking of the 1924 spirit: "If you equal it you will be doing exceptionally well; if you better it, so much the better for you and your crew...
...Industrial Conference of a year of so ago defined it as the organization of the relationship between employer, and employee. It is precisely that. It is government in the factory, mine or mill. It is a structure of conference committees which, in the best prevailing practice, are composed in equal numbers of elected representatives of the management. It is an organization, local to the particular concern in which it is set up, whose function and purpose is to so correlate the mutual interests of employee and manager as to produce the most harmonious working relationships, the most effective production methods...
Professor C. T. Copeland '82 has just been reappointed by Governor Cox as trustee of the Massachusetts State Library. Professor Copeland was first appointed in the spring of 1918 for three years, and his reappointment is for an equal term. The President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House are ex officials members of the Board of Trustees. The other three members are appointed by the Governor, and at present are the Right Reverend Edwin Holt Hughes, Methodist Episcopal Bishop of Massachusetts, the Honorable Nathan Matthews '75, and Professor Copeland. Mr. Matthews is chairman of the Board...
...athletes from the Orient to appear on Soldiers Field, but it also competes, not in a sport indigenous to Japan, but in our own national game. The success of the visiting nine on its trip through the West bears witness to the fact that these men have acquired skill equal to that of men brought up on the game...