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...worth of this bequest is not so much in its size as in the complete freedom that the University is allowed in its use. Large endowments are too often for some particular purpose. The result is an irregular growth which tends to keep current expenses high and raises rather than lowers the cost of a college education. Unconditional bequests such as this swell the sometimes neglected endowment funds and help to lessen the expensive discrepancy that often exists in the Universities between the endowed and the unendowed branches...
...Annual Case Record Book of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration is now in circulation in an entirely different form from that of those which have been previously published. The book, which is put out at irregular intervals by the School, contains interesting business cases which have come to its attention, together with commentaries by authorities on business methods...
...professional men. The older professionals rate well among oldsters. Nervousness troubles 8% of professionals, 4.5% of farmers. Farmers are freest from defects of tonsils, nose and throat, and from chronic skin diseases. Heart disease occurs more among businessmen than among the others. The pulses most often appear rapid or irregular. More businessmen than farmers use patent medicines. But artisans doctor themselves most...
...more rigid and Calvinistic bodies also feel wider separation from the irregular Protestants...
...employers and public officers of the United States. A division of labor which will guarantee the laborer steady work even if it is occasionally part-time employment is what the Federation hopes to put into effect in place of the present system that supplies full-time work at irregular intervals with complete lay-offs in between...