Word: generously
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...professional men, jobholders. That is why those whose states are losing seats fought so bitterly, and may fight again, the already long-delayed Reapportionment of the House (see col. 3). And that is why the most immediate, uncontroversial issue before the Congress should (but not necessarily will) receive generous, sympathetic attention. That issue is, of course...
...group would have done their duty by objecting to the policy of the administration and attempting by reasonable methods to get it changed. If they had wanted to get up a fund quietly to give the scrubwomen their "due" as a Christmas present, they would have been doing a generous thing and at the same time appeasing their own consciences. In acting beyond this, they are doing the University, whose fair name they are so assiduously attempting to clear, grievous injury. No possible good can come from dragging an already unsavoury story out for more publicity and unfavorable comment...
...wish to thank you for your generous cooperation in working out with me this morning a satisfactory arrangement for our mutual use of the Rogers Building...
...raged, wheedled, offered to marry her. Finally the girl- Helen ("Act of God"-) Hayes - did leave him; but she came back. And when she came back Mr. Gil hooley strangled her and shot himself. Both principals give an excellent ac count of themselves: Arthur Sinclair, strong, decent, generous; Miss Hayes, frustrated, impetuous, affecting. Many a Gaelophile had an evening's entertainment just listening to a lot of good Irish ac cents. Happily, Miss Hayes did not at tempt the brogue. Arthur Sinclair (McDonnell), 47, is a Dubliner by birth, studied for the bar, abandoned the legal profession when...
That this group of men has been generous enough to provide the necessary funds to carry on important research assured even further advances in the work of the Business School. Many of these men have begun their careers under the old predominance of practical experience, but they have been far sighted enough to consider the change in the business situation brought about by modern methods. The opportunities afforded by their liberal attitude should benefit both the student and the man dealing with the practical problems. For the former there is an increased opportunity to learn while the latter will...