Word: generously
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...success of the sociology department last year, and the satisfactory start that it has made this year, is due largely to the generous co-operation and the competent guidance of the Department of Economics, the Committee on Social Ethics and Sociology, and of President Lowell and Dean Moore," Professor P. A. Sorokin of the sociology department said yesterday in an interview. "My personal role in its creation has been a very modest one, and I have been a mere "go-between, and no more." Taking into account, he explained, that this is the first year that courses have been given...
...President: It is with pleasure and gratification that I have to report that the Cambridge school committee voted yesterday to accept the generous and public spirited offer of the university to give the city the use of the north wing of the new biological laboratory for its Rindge students during the current school year...
...period approaches which comes every four years, when public attention is focused for a time upon national politics," said Mr. Brown, looking sharply through his octagonal spectacles, "spokesmen for themselves and for various groups, partisan and otherwise, are prone to be generous with their observations with respect to the duties, obligations and limitations in matters political. The indisputable fact is that the laws of our land place no restrictions upon Presidential officers, a term which includes postmasters of the first, second and third classes. The statutes which forbid political activity on the part of governmental employes are limited in their...
...soon will attain a musical majority. With the future in mind is it not high time to give constructive consideration to the question of supporting the arts with public funds? The number of wealthy citizens is limited and the demands of support of art in America will overwhelm their generous gestures...
...King Is So Generous!" King George and Edward of Wales's gestures of cutting $242,500 and $48,600, respectively, off their incomes (TIME, Sept. 14) were not entirely successful from the point of view of the Nationalist Government. They were warmly applauded by thoughtful people but the gesture called the attention of angry Socialists to the vast sums of money paid annually to the Crown.* In Scotland the news provoked something almost unheard of in British journalism, a personal attack on the royal family. Even more shocking to conservative Britons is the fact that Forward, the paper in which...