Word: establish
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...that some professors fail to establish any bond of common harmony whatsoever between themselves and the students who sit under them day after day throughout the year? The discipline of the class may be perfect, and the erudition and scholarly perfection of the professor unimpeachable, and yet there is a bond of common interest which is wanting, and which would mean success instead of failure with many an unprofitable hour spent in the lecture-room...
That the University would do well to establish a course in Industrial Relations is the opinion of Governor Henry Allen, of Kansas, known in Massachusetts as the man who was most instrumental in securing Governor Coolidge's election last fall, and throughout the country, as the man who broke the back of the coal strike by manning the mines with volunteers...
Through the influence of those who are members of the society, the Engineering School has been persuaded to consider in its future expansion the establishment of practical courses in aero-mechanics. In its attempt to establish the practicability and security of the aeroplane, the Association has furthermore secured the financial backing of the largest American manufacturers of flying machines. In its purpose the Association merits the support of all the colleges, and the activity of the University society should be given the fullest co-operation by the students...
...effective way of accomplishing both these ends must be to establish more intimate and organic contact with the outside world. The University must not be a social luxury for the few; it must seek to integrate its own life with the efforts towards adult education in the outside world...
...wished to carry the parallel further he might well ask what there is to distinguish a Democrat like Attorney General Palmer from a Republican like Speaker Sweet of the New York Assembly. Both of them have set forth to establish a new doctrine of Prussianism which is a veritable crucifixion of the spirit of American institutions...