Word: feeding
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Some 320 students made contributions of fifty cents or one dollar each at the drive booth in front of the Coop. Fifty cents will ship 14 pounds of food abroad, while one dollar will feed a family for one month...
...virtually guaranteed to continue and expand it to a point where it can begin to have a real effect on the surplus problem. If the program expands, it can draw on an American reserve far exceeding what could be needed in any forsecable emergency--large enough to feed Chicago's population for forty-two years. At the same time, it delivers food where it will do the most good without the "dumping" that might dislocate a country's economy...
When Butcher had asked the Fellowship to consider sending the surplusses, Cole said, "Let them starve, maybe the people will revolt." He was backed by Robert A. Knudson '58, another Conservative, who said, "Let the Chinese starve, it's an act of God. At any rate, we ought to feed the people in the Bowery first...
Wasn't it amazing how the pollsters, observers and interpreters thought exactly like the marvelous mechanical brain? A rather pertinent reminder that juggling statistics is not necessarily logical reasoning. Just feed the same statistics, trends and facts into any number of minds and all will rearrange them into the same pattern, and though there may not be a single real thought or reasonable observation in the lot, the pattern is accepted as profound logic...
According to Robert Scott Dills '57, assistant manager of the Band, Club officials have denied them admission because "they don't have room or money to feed us all, in addition to the 150 team guests, Club officials, and dignitaries...