Word: favorable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Then you fool that the umpiring will be a well-handled job? Performed without fear or favor? No ample scops for improvement, here, or crying need for reform...
...spree) by sending him letters on the same day. Each letter demanded in slightly officious terms, peculiar to the writing of middle-aged college men, that he obtain a ticket to the Harvard-Yale game for "your loving Cousin Arthur" and for "your ever-faithful Uncle Henry, as a favor for which I shall always be indebted...
...editorial goes on to condemn the closed shop as "incompatible with a liberal university tradition of the maximum of freedom for all its members, students, and employees." Although objections to the closed shop are frequently made, it is important that something be said in its favor before a decision is made that this demand "must be firmly repulsed...
...statement in favor of intramural games he faced at a pre-game pep rally a ducking in the "botany lily pond." When he escaped, club and fraternity leaders gathered to plan the new daily...
...recent years the educational policy of the University has shown a tendency to favor research to the disadvantage of teaching. To some extent the emphasis of research over teaching has penetrated even the School, for there appears to be a marked stress on courses in educational science--all excellently presented by such first-rate men as Truman Kelley, Spaulding, and Wilson...