Word: furnishers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...remarked, in criticising the historical method of studying human problems, that when the cause of an abuse has been explained the abuse itself is half condoned. Let us not suppose that because psychology of crowds is a fact its results are therefore right; or that, because organization and machinery furnish a powerful weapon for propagating ideas on the part of those who believe in them, the ideas themselves are therefore correct. The weapon may be used for an unjust or unwise movement as well as for one that is just and wise...
...Junior ushers will be furnished with separate box lists, and all other necessary information. Bert Lowe's Orchestra will furnish the music, and will play the following program of dances...
...trade. At the present time the interest in business education is spreading at a rapid rate throughout the country. A large number of colleges and universities are undertaking to give their students a better training for business. It is just the kind of data that has been furnished by the wholesale grocers that is fundamentally necessary for the proper sort of instruction in these new business courses. Business men sometimes are disposed to criticise our educational institutions as being impractical. In so far as that is true, the fault is fully as much with the business men as with...
...Exeter-Andover baseball game today, coinciding with the annual Alumni Day at Exeter, will furnish an occasion for the most important effort of the reorganized Exeter Club in trying to bring the graduates into closer touch with the Academy. The effort has been made during the past week to have as many Exeter men at the University as possible go back to their school for today. The returning Alumni will first be entertained at luncheon, and will afterwards attend the game in a body...
...Freshmen and the combination eight covered two miles at a very low stroke, the coaches giving particular attention to the substitutes, since it is they that will be called upon to furnish men for the other boats in case of unforseen events...