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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...student is permitted to take any books of papers into the examination room except by express direction of the instructor. No communication is permitted between students in the examination room on any subject whatever...
...justified in managing it to augment his own profits, regardless of the general welfare; and is the laborer justified in curtailing production if it be to the detriment of the community at large; and if not, what are the proper limitations? Again, it is not my object here to express or imply answers to such questions, but to point out that they require answers; because the tranquility and welfare of our country depends upon their being answered aright, and no man, whatever his position in life, can wholly free himself from the responsibility for the opinions he holds about them...
...industry expanded with thousands of factories employing from half a thousand to ten or twenty thousand men and women, this contact was destroyed. The distance between employer and manager increased. Employer and manager became separated. They could not do business together efficiently because they had no adequate machinery to express the real relationship which necessarily underlies industrial work...
...been interpreted, what questions arise under them and how important is accuracy of language, is naturally the man who is asked to frame them. If speeches are to be made the lawyer is more in the habit of public speaking than most men, and is therefore the person to express the views of his neighbors. Hence in political campaigns the speakers are largely lawyers, and in that way they exercise a great influence in politics. Out of twenty-eight presidents of the United States some twenty-two have been lawyers, and governors, cabinet officers, foreign ambassadors, senators and representatives...
Alunmi often express the regret that they failed to "do" Cambridge thoroughly during their sojourn here and took too little interest in the college life of their day; undergraduates will do well to probity by their experience. The student who would get most out of his college career must be fully alive to the manifold privilege open to him at the university. The man who altogether neglects them usually proves to be an intellectual...