Word: fairly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...their room rent, and even more on their meals. The price charged by the University for twenty one meals a week is more than reasonable since one could not possible eat as cheaply in the Cambridge restaurants. But the club man naturally wants to eat fairly often in his club, and consequently he eats only ten of fourteen meals a week in his House. The trouble is that he must pay considerably more in this event, more, it is only fair to say, than the meals are worth. Accordingly, for so long as the present situation continues, club...
...addition to the articles mentioned above this month's Scribner's contains two fair stories, an enlightening article on "Art Renascence under Federal patronage," several mediocre poems, and a list of lone hundred books of the year by the seasoned literary critic, William Lyon Phelps...
...protest against police methods at the meeting. They might well keep in mind that Harvard must assume its share of the blame for these occurrences. Only if the rumors of police brutality inside the station turn out to be true or if those arrested do not get a fair trial is there ground for justifiable criticism. To this end the Committee should devote itself...
...Arbor. Usually thereafter he sails for Germany to bathe at the spas, hunt up new scores. But this year, for the sake of Chicago's musical reputation, he will conduct through half of July in the outdoor arena built by Swift & Co. for the second World's Fair. Between engagements Stock usually goes to his house in northern Wisconsin where he walks a bit, mulls over early French literature, tinkers at cabinetmaking, writes music technically sound but emotionally unexciting. Conductor Stock prides himself on his restraint. His men have never seen him lose his temper or break...
...Dennett '36, of the committee made perfectly clear in his statement on the formation of the committee Saturday evening that it was neither Anti-Nazi or Pro-Communist in sympathies, but was merely concerned with the action of the police in the matter and the possibilities of securing a fair trial for the defendants...