Word: free
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...evening. Prefacing his remarks with by a short-story concerning various mid-western school children, he gave a dignified talk concerning the services of the Council. He placed special emphasis on the fact that the Student Council was the only representative body at Harvard, and that students should feel free to bring before it any suggestions or criticisms which they had of the College...
...abolished just fifty years ago, have been cut to the minimum. In spite of the reputed difficulties of scholastic work now as against the "good old days," even Mr. Perkins was willing to admit that compliance with the bare regulations would leave all but the poorest student free spend most of his time as he chose...
Besides writing on college and national subjects, or upon anything the candidate thinks is of sufficient interest to be read, the reviewing of movies, plays and books, usually reserved for editors, is sometimes given to candidates who show abilities along such lines. Two free tickets or the book in question are the reward for such labors...
Ticket holder will also have the privilege of the free use of all the facilities in the Indoor Athletic Building, except at times when regularly organized teams or candidates shall hold preference. They may, however, only use the swimming pool for half an hour per day. The ticket also entitles it owners to free use of Dillon Field House and its equipment...
Whether the New Deal stays or goes, it must be admitted that the era when American business was a "free lunch counter" can never return. Business is being played more and more according to rules, imposed from both within and without. The elements of luck and audacity count for less than they did in former times. In such a game a man thoroughly trained in the best tactics of the business world will achieve the highest score...