Word: fair
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...competitive system, for example, is open to all and fair to all. Any man who really wants acquaintances is sure to find them if he will only enter some competition. Several weeks active work in friendly rivalry with classmates is a crucible in which friendships are naturally fused...
That woman suffrage was a guarantee of clean government, was the claim of all those who worked for the ninteenth amendment. Since the New York City elections, the good judgment of the fair voters has been frequently questioned. Apparently they are not such a great deal wiser in their selections than ordinary man. Tammany rarely has had such overwhelming support...
...program will be as follows: Choral in A minor, Franck Mr. Bennett. "Angels Ever Bright and Fair", Handel "Come Unto Him", Handel Mrs. Porter. Advent Choral Improvisations: Pastorale "From the Depths of My Heart", Karg-Elert Sarabande, "Rejoice, O My Soul", Karg-Elert "From Heaven Above", Karg-Elert "Lift Up Your Heads, O Ye Gates", Karg-Elert "A Rose Breaks Into Bloom", Brahms Mr. Bennett. "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth", Handel Mrs. Porter. Stunde der Weihe, Bossi Preghiera, Bossi Sortie, Ropartz Mr. Bennett...
...name indicates, a preparatory school aims to fit a man for higher education. Its work is not final, and a test of the specific knowledge which it gives is not a fair basis for judgement of its success. What should determine this is rather the student's record at college...
...injustice of the Employees' Compensation Law, when carried to such extremes, is evident. It is wholly fair that an employer should recompense his worker for injuries suffered in the natural pursuit of his duties and from accidents growing out of risks taken in entering that employ. But when the harm is caused entirely by another party, by external chance, or, most of all, by the neglect or carelessness of the employee, it seems clear that the employer should not be held responsible. The mere fact that the man was injured while engaged in his work is no more ground...