Word: fair
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...earnest. The editors of the CRIMSON have, between them, taken most of the courses offered in the catalogue. All of these young men have been asked repeatedly by the upperclassmen for the "low down" on this or that course. Can the teachers teach? Does the student gain a fair intellectual return for the required expenditure of time? Is there an element of chance in the course concerning which the printed announcement gives no hint...
...been represented in the meetings from the first by Congressmen or Senators, although attendance was not regular at first. In 1904 the meeting of the Union was held in St. Louis during the World's Fair. In 1915 it was to have met in the U. S., but the War intervened. In 1924 Congress invited the Union to meet at Washington this year. The invitation was accepted. Congress voted $50,000 towards the expenses of the meeting, which takes place next month...
...same care to the possibilities of the soil, as they have done in these countries, there would be no unemployment problem of any magnitude to disturb and threaten our national life. It is right that each man should ask himself, landlord, farmer, and laborer, is this scheme just and fair...
Departing from la Gare St.-Lazare for le Havre, M. Caillaux's glistening bald head bent again and again over the hands of fair admirers...
There used to be Sunday mornings in fair-lawned Montclair, N. J. when prosperous commuters, resting from their labors, dallied over the name of Harry Emerson Fosdick. He was queer, discussible, young...